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Airbus Announced August 2025 Delivery Report
Airbus delivered 61 aircraft to 39 customers in August 2025, while completing a total of 434 aircraft deliveries in the first eight months of the year and receiving 99 new orders. ➡️ Key Delivery Figures: August 2025 deliveries: 61 aircraft delivered to 39 customers. August 2025 gross orders: 99 aircraft. Total deliveries from January–August 2025: 434 aircraft delivered to 76…
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Finnair Considers Order for Up to 30 Airbus Narrowbody Aircraft
Finnair is evaluating the possibility of ordering up to 30 Airbus narrowbody aircraft as part of its fleet renewal strategy and efforts to strengthen its position in the European market. Chief Executive Officer Turkka Kuusisto stated that discussions remain in the early stages, with a final decision expected by the end of the year. The airline’s current fleet includes various…
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Pegasus A321neo Bird Strike After Takeoff, Returns to Istanbul
Pegasus flight #PC1133 from Istanbul to Paris, operated by an Airbus A321neo with registration TC-RFB, reportedly struck a bird shortly after takeoff. The cockpit crew decided to return. Due to the possible bird strike, a FOD inspection was carried out on the runway, and aircraft planning to land at the time were put into holding patterns. The TC-RFB registered aircraft…
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Korean Air’s A380s Return to Frankfurt After 11 Years ✈️ 🔙
👉🏻Korean Air has announced that its Airbus A380 aircraft will return to Frankfurt Airport after an 11-year hiatus. Regular flights will resume with the start of the winter schedule on October 26. 👉🏻The A380s will replace the 277-seat Boeing 777-300ER currently operating on the route. The new aircraft, with 407 seats, will offer 47% more passenger capacity per flight. 👉🏻This…
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Turkish Airlines A321 Hits Bird, Lands Safely
The Airbus A321 aircraft with registration TC-JRB, operating Turkish Airlines flight #TK2748 from Istanbul to Van, experienced a bird strike during its final approach to Van. The plane landed safely, and technical checks are currently being carried out. Passengers on the return flight have not yet been informed about any potential delay. The investigation is ongoing.
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Airbus Set to Overtake Boeing
The rivalry between the world’s most popular narrow-body passenger aircraft is reaching a new milestone. Analytics company Cirium predicts that Airbus, the Europe-based manufacturer, will soon see its A320 family surpass Boeing’s 737 series in total deliveries. ➡️ According to Cirium data, as of early August 2025, Airbus has delivered 12,153 A320 family aircraft to customers since its first 100…
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Airbus A320 Series Set to Surpass Boeing 737 Family
👉🏻The Airbus A320 narrowbody series is poised to surpass Boeing’s long-time best-selling 737 family as the world’s most-delivered commercial airliner. As of August 2025, Airbus had delivered 12,155 A320s, approaching Boeing’s 12,175 aircraft, with the gap expected to close by September.👉🏻Nearly half of the global commercial passenger fleet today is made up of A320 and 737 aircraft. Airbus has gained…
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CMA CGM to Become the First Operator of the Airbus A350F
French transportation and logistics group CMA CGM has announced that it will be the first company in the world to add Airbus’s newest freighter aircraft, the A350F, to its fleet. CMA CGM has placed an order for a total of 8 aircraft and will receive the first delivery at the end of 2027. Although Air Lease Corp. was the first…
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Airbus’ Record Order Book of 8,700 Aircraft Also Highlights Production Issues
During the pandemic, many airlines had to set aside fleet expansion plans and focus on restructuring. However, as the effects of the pandemic have eased, growth objectives in the aviation industry have come to the forefront, and many companies have turned to new aircraft orders. One of the most concrete examples of this is the increase in Boeing’s orders (which…
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British Airways Sues Boston Logan Airport for $293,000 Over A380 Damage
British Airways (BA) has filed a lawsuit against Boston Logan International Airport and the ground handling contractor, alleging that on June 8, 2022, a malfunction of a mobile ground power unit (GPU) used on the ground caused severe electrical damage to an Airbus A380-800 aircraft. As a result, the return flight to London was canceled, and BA sought at least…
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