The Airbus A320 has officially overtaken the Boeing 737 as the world’s most delivered commercial jet, marking a major milestone in aviation history
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Boeing and Airbus have ruled out the near-term launch of next-generation narrowbody aircraft, signaling that existing models like the Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo families will remain the backbone of the single-aisle market for years.
A former Malaysia Airlines (MH) Airbus A380, the largest passenger aircraft in the world, has taken to the skies again after nearly three years in storage.
The United States Air Force (USAF) is preparing to integrate the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk into its pilot training program, marking a major shift in how future aviators will be trained.
Russia’s civilian aviation industry is facing a severe crisis as international sanctions cut off access to critical spare parts.
Boeing’s long-awaited 777X program faces yet another delay, with the aircraft’s entry into service now pushed back to 2027, missing its previous mid-2026 target.
Bombardier announced that its Global 7500 business jet has achieved a historic milestone with its 150th speed record, more than any other business aircraft type in history.
Some were born in the tense hush of the Cold War; others answer modern needs for persistent surveillance, signals collection, or electronic dominance.
Tata Group’s aerospace arm, Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), is in advanced stages of setting up India’s first private‑sector final assembly line (FAL) for Airbus’s H125 single‑engine helicopter in the Karnataka region.
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