The Airbus Strike in Spain and What Happens When the Factory Goes Quiet
An indefinite strike by Airbus workers across Spain threatens to deepen an already severe delivery backlog affecting airlines worldwide.
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China confirms massive Boeing order for two hundred commercial jets
China confirms a 200-aircraft order with Boeing, signaling a major thaw in aviation trade after six years of frozen relations.
TowerBoeing's twelve-year high in orders and what it signals for the aerospace giant's comeback
Boeing's 2026 order surge hits a twelve-year high, signaling renewed airline confidence after years of crisis.
TowerState Department greenlights three hundred seventy-three million dollar JDAM sale to Ukraine
The State Department approved a $373.6 million JDAM-ER sale to Ukraine, with implications across defense and general aviation.
TowerThe Boeing seven eighty-seven Dreamliner and the seven-month grounding that couldn't stop it from dominating widebody sales in twenty twenty-five
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner overcame a seven-month grounding in 2024 to become the best-selling widebody aircraft of 2025.
TowerAirbus taps Moraleda as next board chair as Obermann prepares exit
Airbus shareholders approved Catherine Moraleda as the next board chair, replacing René Obermann at the 2026 Annual General Meeting.
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