Boeing delivers 160 commercial aircraft in Q3 2025, its strongest third quarter since 2018, amid ongoing financial and industry challenges.
Boeing’s Q3 2025 deliveries rise to 160 commercial aircraft with strong defense output, while financial hurdles remain amid strategic moves.
Air Arabia receives its first Airbus A320neo, enhancing fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and expanding its regional and international network.
BOC Aviation achieves 100% fleet utilization, expands portfolio, and raises $500M bonds at record-low spread in Q3 2025.
CDB Aviation delivers two Airbus A320neo aircraft to Azerbaijan Airlines, supporting fleet modernization and sustainability goals in Eurasia.
Pan Am starts FAA certification process to return as a scheduled airline with Airbus fleet, headquartered in Miami, marking a key aviation milestone.
AerFin and TARMAC Aerosave dismantled four A320neos, recovering 5,600 parts and achieving 92% material recovery, advancing sustainable aircraft recycling.
Wizz Air targets 2027 to resolve engine groundings caused by Pratt & Whitney GTF issues, impacting operations and finances across the aviation sector.
Boeing aims to increase 737 MAX production to 42 jets monthly under FAA oversight, addressing demand and regulatory challenges.
Aegean Airlines strengthens regional network with two new ATR 72-600 turboprops, enhancing connectivity and efficiency across Greece by 2026.