Why did Boeing just beat Airbus in early 2026 aircraft deliveries?
Boeing delivered 46 aircraft in January 2026, far outpacing Airbus's 19 units as the American manufacturer gains an early lead in the yearly race.
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Boeing delivered 46 aircraft in January 2026, far outpacing Airbus's 19 units as the American manufacturer gains an early lead in the yearly race.
EgyptAir will receive 12 new aircraft in 2026, including its first Airbus A350-900, marking a major milestone for North African aviation growth.
EgyptAir received its first of 16 Airbus A350-900 aircraft; the carrier is now the first North African operator to fly the advanced widebody jet.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines is advancing a potential 14-aircraft Boeing order, including 787 and 737 MAX jets, amid a new US-Bangladesh reciprocal tariff agreement.
The US dropped its 25% tariff on India and removed duties on specific aircraft and parts, advancing a new trade and defense framework that includes a $2.42 billion Boeing P-8I purchase.
American Airlines secured its position as the world's largest airline by flight frequency in February 2026, operating 171,121 flights as global capacity climbed 4.2%.
Southwest Airlines debuted its "Boarding Royale" Super Bowl ad to promote the new assigned seating policy, a major operational shift from its 55-year open seating tradition.
India's commitment to a $500 billion US goods purchase over five years is largely fueled by energy imports and up to $80 billion in ready Boeing aircraft orders.
Delta, Air France, and KLM are offering a highly competitive $908 roundtrip economy fare from San Francisco to Nairobi, Kenya, leveraging their SkyTeam joint venture network.
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom will meet with the Allied Pilots Association (APA) to address pilot concerns about operational and financial shortcomings.
Adelaide Airport aviation enthusiasts are demanding a dedicated viewing platform, citing growing obstructions and new construction, while other major Australian airports offer purpose-built facilities.
COMAC C919's global sales potential is limited by a lack of EASA/FAA certification, with approval likely 2028-2031, making it a domestic-focused jet for now.
Airbus nears a decision to stretch the A350 widebody, a strategic move by CEO Lars Wagner to enhance competitiveness against Boeing.
Aviation experts and frequent fliers reveal that changing one's perspective can transform common flight annoyances, like turbulence and the middle seat, into enjoyable experiences.
Airbus forecasts Asia-Pacific needs 19,560 new aircraft by 2044, representing 46% of global demand, fueled by 4.4% annual passenger traffic growth.
India is poised for a landmark $80 billion Boeing aircraft purchase, a central component of the new US-India trade deal set for signing in March 2026.
Tampa International Airport's $1.528 billion Airside D final design was approved, featuring 16 gates and a new international gateway set to open in 2029.
Boeing announced higher MTOW 787-9/10 Dreamliners will enter service in early 2026, boosting range; the first production 777X flight is set for April.
Life Flight International, Canada's oldest air ambulance, moved its operational base from Vancouver to YXC, cutting $8k-$10k in repositioning fees for clients.
Breeze Airways announced a major network expansion, adding new routes from Raleigh-Durham, Hartford, and Columbus, while a NerdWallet report cautioned consumers on rising ancillary fees.