The company delivered 12 A220s in June, up from just five a month earlier. Since January, customers have accepted 41 A220s.

Delta is now more optimistic as the industry gains a better sense on how consumers are responding to economic uncertainty.

Earlier this year, the carrier flew new Airbus long-haul jets through Japan before bringing them to the US to skirt import costs.

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IndiGo is likely to firm up its purchase rights for 40 additional Airbus A350 aircraft, turning them into a confirmed order, ...

Airbus has announced that Lars Wagner, the current CEO of Germany-based MTU Aero Engines, will become the new Chief Executive of its Commercial Aircraft business, starting January 1, 2026. Wagner, who ...

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Jet fuel accounts for around 7% of global fuel use and softer consumption leads to lower overall demand for oil and ultimately weaker oil prices.