What Comes After The Airbus A320 & Boeing 737? The Race To Build Aviation's Next Single-Aisle Jet
What the next clean-sheet narrowbodies from Boeing and Airbus will look like.
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The Widebody Boeing Aircraft That Seats More Passengers Than Its Airbus Competitor
This aviation marvel that combines power, efficiency, and record-breaking seating in one sleek package.
SWISS moves toward permanent Airbus A220-100 retirement
Lufthansa Group also plans to sell all remaining CRJ-900 regional jets after closing CityLine
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier5 Aug
Why Airlines Keep Choosing The Airbus A321XLR Over The Boeing 737 MAX 10
While the MAX 10 awaits certification, airlines are already seeing success with the A321XLR
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On August 1st, Qatar Airways resumed flights to Philadelphia
Qatar Airways returns to the route with Airbus A350-900 aircraft equipped with the award-winning Qsuite and Starlink Wi-Fi, the fastest Wi-Fi in the sky. Follow Aeronews on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn...
Wings Of The Future: What Airbus' A321neo Test Program Reveals About The Next Narrowbody
Airbus is testing a radical A321neo wing idea that could reshape the next narrowbody jet and solve aviation's longest-running trade-off.
“Potentially Catastrophic”: Major Pilots Union Issues Urgent Warning On Airbus Engine Shutdowns
BALPA warns a hidden cockpit defect could trigger unexpected engine shutdowns across multiple Airbus aircraft families.
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Wizz Air opens Palermo base with two aircraft, announces third Airbus A321neo and six more routes
Wizz Air has officially opened its newest Italian base at Palermo Falcone Borsellino Airport, launching operations with two based Airbus A321neo aircraft and announcing the arrival of a third aircraft just weeks later in response to stronger-than-expected demand. The new base was inaugurated on 3 August during a ceremony attended by Palermo Mayor Roberto Lagalla, […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban4 Aug
Why This Monster Jet Engine Is Crushing Boeing’s Mounting Competition From Airbus
The Rolls-Royce UltraFan could be the powerplant of choice for next-generation aircraft.
Why Did Airbus Build The A340 With 4 Engines When 2 Would Do?
The A340's four engines were not a mistake, but a necessary design choice based on the limitations of engine technology and regulatory standards.
Airbus puts A350F freighter through vibration campaign
Ground campaign validates structural models required to expand the freighter's flight-test envelope
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier4 Aug
What It's Like Inside Emirates' New Airbus A350-900
Tom and Alejandro of Simple Flying take a full tour of Emirates' brand-new Airbus A350-900 from the Farnborough Airshow 2026. From the airline's all-new Business Class and expanded Premium Economy cabin to its upgraded ice inflight entertainment system and redesigned Economy Class, they explore every cabin, highlight the aircraft's latest features, and take a closer look at what passengers can expect when flying on Emirates' newest widebody.
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Aircraft engineer fired after Singapore Airlines A350 delay wins unfair dismissal case
An aircraft maintenance engineer who was dismissed after a 17-minute delay involving a Singapore Airlines Airbus A350 at Brisbane Airport has won an unfair dismissal case in Australia. Mohammad Israfel Khan was employed by Heston MRO, which provides maintenance services to Singapore Airlines and other airlines. On November 2, 2025, Khan was troubleshooting recurring fault […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth4 AugTR
Airbus says it’s pushing for more Pratt & Whitney engines in 2027 as shortages continue to constrain A320neo output
In a Reuters item datelined Farnborough, England (July 21, 2026), Airbus said it was “pushing for more engines from Pratt & Whitney for 2027” after what it described as a tug of war with airlines over supplies, and added that it hoped to receive more engines from CFM as well while noting CFM was already meeting agreed quantities. Why is this crucial? […]
Travel Radar•Oluwaferanmi Ogunsemowo4 AugA
SAS A350 returns to Copenhagen after engine shutdown en route to Tokyo
A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) Airbus A350-900 bound for Tokyo Haneda made a precautionary return to Copenhagen Airport on Monday after the crew shut down one of the aircraft’s engines following an in-flight indication of low oil pressure. Flight SK983, operated by Airbus A350-941 registered SE-RSF, departed Copenhagen at 13:04 local time for the scheduled 12-hour […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban3 Aug
Why The Airbus A380 Is Having An Unexpected 2nd Life
Despite being out of production, the A380 continues to thrive in a niche market few could have predicted.
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My 20 years – an autobiography of IndiGo
My story actually began a year before my inaugural flight, at the Paris Air Show in 2005. My founders, Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal, walked up to the Airbus chalets and did something the global commercial aviation industry thought was sheer madness: they placed a firm order for one hundred Airbus A320 aircraft. It happened […]
NetworkThoughts•Network Thoughts3 AugA
Iberia A320 disabled on Split runway after nose landing gear failure
An Iberia Airbus A320 was immobilised on the runway at Split Airport after a nose-gear malfunction during landing, forcing the temporary closure of the airport and disrupting operations on one of the busiest weekends of the summer season. The incident involved flight IB945 from Madrid-Barajas to Split, which landed on runway 23 at approximately 16:22 […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban3 AugAN
Airbus Helicopters Delivers First Special Operations NH90 Standard 2 to French DGA
Aviation News – Airbus Helicopters has officially handed over the first NH90 Standard 2 helicopter to the French Armament General Directorate (DGA), marking a major...
IndiGo Unexpectedly Unveils New 11-Hour Nonstop Airbus A321XLR Flights [Map]
It will become the world's longest scheduled XLR operation... but there's a twist!