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Matt Thurber

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United Airlines has initiated a major reboot of both its widebody and narrowbody fleets, placing orders on Tuesday for up to 300 new Boeing aircraft. The carrier placed firm orders for 100 of the 787 Dreamliner, with options for 100 more, and also announced the purchase of 100 737 Max aircraft (including 56 new orders and confirmation of 44 options).

2024 Corporate Aviation Leadership Summit

Kerry Lynch

Reacquisition could be on the table

Bombardier Eyes Next Steps for Spirit Belfast Plant

Charles Alcock

Honeywell and Frequentis conducted the flights in Austria during June

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Supply chain remains a headwind, particularly with engines

Bombardier Deliveries, Service Revenues Jump in Second-quarter 2024

Peter Shaw-Smith

SPL is leading a British effort to develop airborne antennas

UK-based Team Completes 5G Infrastructure Flight Trials

The companies will also work to install hydrogen electrolyzers at airports to produce the fuel

H3 Dynamics Will Provide Hydrogen Fuel Cells For Lyte VTOL Aircraft

The narrowbody airliner has received EASA type certification.

Airbus's A321XLR Airliner Flies at the Farnborough International Airshow

Gregory Polek

A “robust” supply chain keeps program on schedule 

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Vaeridion is developing a nine-passenger "Microliner" to connect smaller cities

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