MELBOURNE- Australian flag carrier Qantas (QF) has announced its plan to ramp up international capacity with new flights to US routes. Further, the report suggests that the airline is in talks with Boeing to place the order for Boeing 787-10.
Aircraft Orders
Boeing is reportedly leading the competition to secure an order of approximately 25 wide-body aircraft from IndiGo (6E), the largest domestic airline in India
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) Ltd has officially stated today that one of its affiliated entities has entered into a binding agreement to secure the rights, assets, and commitments associated with a 64 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft portfolio.
Turkish Airlines (TK) has once again delayed making a decision about its extensive order for 600 new airplanes due to escalating problems related to engine production and quality concerns associated with certain recent models developed by Airbus and Boeing.
El Al Israel Airlines (LY) is engaged in profound negotiations with Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer, to potentially acquire up to 30 A321neo jets, according to El Al’s CEO.
The Cathay Group has declared its plan today to order a maximum of 32 Airbus A321neo and A320neo airliners, marking a step forward in its commitment to enhance and update its fleet.
For the first instance, Boeing has disclosed the sales distribution for its 737 MAX lineup, with the upcoming -10 variant nearing the milestone of 1,000 orders.
In July, Boeing achieved lower airplane deliveries, and Orders count compared to its European counterpart, Airbus.
In its most recent July backlog report, Airbus has unveiled orders for 10 A350-900s from two undisclosed customers. This includes four of these aircraft ordered on July 11 and an additional six on July 31.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) on July 31, Air India (AI) and Interglobe Aviation, the operator of IndiGo (6E), have received approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to import aircraft.