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Boeing’s November Deliveries Fell by 17%
Boeing delivered 44 aircraft in November, marking a 17% decline compared to the previous month and falling behind Airbus, which delivered 72 aircraft. The breakdown of deliveries is as follows 👇 🔹32 Boeing 737 MAX🔹6 Boeing 787 Dreamliners (including two 787-10s for TAAG Angola Airlines)🔹2 Boeing 777F (for Turkish Airlines and Aerotranscargo)🔹4 Boeing 767 This picture especially highlights a slowdown…
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Emirates Deploys Its First A350-900ULR to Adelaide
Emirates has begun operating its first ultra-long-range Airbus A350-900ULR on the Adelaide route. The airline’s Divisional Vice President for Australasia, Barry Brown, noted that this is the first long-range A350 delivery capable of flying non-stop between Dubai and Adelaide. ℹ️ Emirates took delivery of its first A350 in November 2024 and began operating it on the Dubai–Edinburgh route in early…
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Airbus Releases November Delivery Report
Airbus Releases November Delivery Report | Record Deliveries Needed in December to Meet 2025 Target Airbus announced that it delivered 72 aircraft in November, bringing the total deliveries for the year to 657. To meet its 2025 target of 790 aircraft, Airbus will need to deliver 133 aircraft in December. In October, Airbus delivered 78 aircraft, while 84 aircraft were…
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New Operational Restriction for Pratt & Whitney GTF Engines on Airbus A320neo Family
Airbus has introduced new operating limitations on the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM GTF engines used on the A320neo family due to a potential risk encountered in cold weather conditions. Under the updated procedures, A320neo, A321neo, and A321LR aircraft are prohibited from taking off in freezing fog conditions where the temperature is below 0°C and visibility is under 150 meters. The…
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Airbus Announces First Flight Timeline for the A350F Program
Airbus has shared an updated schedule for its next-generation freighter, the A350F, confirming that preparations for the first prototype’s maiden flight in the third quarter of 2026 are progressing as planned. The company noted that the 4.3-meter-wide XL cargo door has not yet been installed on the first test aircraft, MSN700 (F-WXFR), but is expected to be ready in early…
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How Turkish Carrier Pegasus Airlines Managed the Airbus Crisis
After Airbus released a safety-critical software update for its A320 series aircraft, all affected Airbus planes around the world were grounded. When the update became mandatory for the Airbus models in Pegasus Airlines’ fleet, A320 operations at Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport were temporarily suspended. Pegasus’ technical teams focused on quickly updating all Airbus aircraft and returning them to service after…
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“A320 Update Causing Serious Disruptions, Our Teams Are Working 24/7”
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury: “A320 Update Causing Serious Disruptions, Our Teams Are Working 24/7” Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury stated that a technical fix required for some aircraft in the A320 family has caused significant operational disruptions and delays worldwide since yesterday. Faury apologized to affected airlines and passengers, emphasizing that safety comes first in flight operations. “Millions of people travel…
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Airbus Imposes Cold-Weather Takeoff Restrictions for Aircraft Equipped with Pratt
Airbus Imposes Cold-Weather Takeoff Restrictions for Aircraft Equipped with Pratt & Whitney Engines Airbus has introduced takeoff restrictions in extreme cold weather for certain aircraft models powered by Pratt & Whitney engines. An Airbus spokesperson confirmed a report by aviation outlet aeroTELEGRAPH, stating that existing ground engine operation procedures have been updated to address freezing conditions. Under the revised guidelines,…
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EASA Issues Emergency AD for Airbus A320 Series
On November 28, 2025, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued an emergency Airworthiness Directive (AD) for Airbus A320 family aircraft. The directive states that a software failure in the flight control system of A319, A320, and A321 models could lead to conditions that threaten flight safety. EASA emphasized that failures occurring specifically in the Elevator Aileron Computer (ELAC)…
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Software Update Begins on Pegasus Aircraft
1) Following Airbus’ announcement this evening regarding the software update issue, technical teams have started work on Pegasus Airlines’ Airbus aircraft. 2) Due to the ongoing update procedures, flight delays are being experienced. Aircraft undergoing the update are planned to gradually return to service. 3) It has been reported that Airbus has delivered the required updates to airlines and that…
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