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Boeing Surpasses Airbus in Deliveries and Orders
Boeing has started 2026 ahead of Airbus in both deliveries and new orders. In the first five weeks of the year, Boeing delivered 46 aircraft, while Airbus recorded 19 deliveries in the same period. In January alone, Boeing secured a total of 107 new orders, marking its strongest January performance since 2012. Airbus, on the other hand, received 49 new…
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Arik Air Boeing 737 Diverts Due to Engine Malfunction
A Boeing 737 aircraft registered 5N-MJF, operating Arik Air flight #W3740 from Lagos to Port Harcourt, experienced an engine malfunction during the flight. Following the issue, the aircraft diverted to Benin Airport and carried out a safe landing. In a statement released by the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), it was noted that an abnormal indication was detected on the…
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The Evolution of the Boeing 737 Cockpit
The “Classic” series cockpits, starting with the Boeing 737-300, represent a transition period combining analog instruments with early digital systems. While the first versions featured fully analog round-dial gauges, later developments introduced EFIS systems and a limited glass cockpit layout. Flight data was mostly presented on separate instruments, while navigation and flight management information was distributed across different sections of…
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Boeing to Deliver Enhanced 787s in H1 2026
Boeing Expects to Begin Deliveries of Enhanced 787 Dreamliners in First Half of 2026 Boeing has updated the delivery schedule for its 787 Dreamliners with enhanced features, targeting the first half of 2026. The company aims to increase delivery rates by strengthening quality controls in the production process, particularly completing technical improvements at fuselage join points. These enhancements are expected…
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Boeing Signs Record Landing Gear Deal
Boeing Signs Record Landing Gear Deal in Singapore Boeing signed the largest landing gear exchange agreement in its history at the Singapore Airshow, covering more than 75 aircraft in the Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group’s 737 MAX and 787 fleets. The program aims to optimize part life and reduce aircraft downtime by offering flexibility in landing gear maintenance planning. Boeing’s Landing…
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Air Anka to Add Five 737-800s to Its Fleet
Air Anka to Add 5 Boeing 737-800 Aircraft to Its Fleet Turkish carrier Air Anka Airlines is moving forward with its growth plans for the summer 2026 season. The company’s Chairman of the Board, Yavuz Serkan Yazıcıoğlu, announced that five Boeing 737-800 aircraft will be added to the fleet. Yazıcıoğlu emphasized that the airline’s Airbus A330 fleet, which has long…
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Air Cambodia Orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft
Air Cambodia announced its largest narrowbody aircraft order to date after reaching an agreement with Boeing during the Singapore Airshow. The airline placed a firm order for 10 737-8 aircraft and secured options for an additional 10. The order was finalized in December 2025. The new-generation 737-8 aircraft are expected to play a key role in Air Cambodia’s growth and…
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Oman Air Continues to Strengthen Its Fleet: New 737 MAX-8 Delivered
Oman Air has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737 MAX-8 as part of its fleet modernization program. With a total of seven Boeing 787 and 737 deliveries over the past 12 months, the airline’s total fleet size has reached 33 aircraft. The development is said to have supported the airline’s recent network expansion and increased flight frequencies. The new…
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Boeing Finalizes Design Changes for 737-7 and 737-10
Boeing announced that it has finalized the design changes addressing the engine anti-ice system issue identified on the 737-7 and 737-10 models. The company stated that the certification process for these two variants is ongoing and that approval is expected to be obtained in 2026. According to information in Boeing’s annual report, the technical issue in question applies only to…
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Boeing Reports New GE9X Engine Issue in 777X Program
Boeing has confirmed a new durability issue with the GE9X turbofan engines used on the 777X program. The problem was found during a recent engine inspection, and Boeing and GE Aerospace engineers are jointly evaluating it. While technical details weren’t disclosed, Boeing says the issue is not expected to affect the 777-9 certification timeline or the first deliveries planned for…
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