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Record flight numbers stoke industry scramble to secure planes old or new
European group seeks to challenge US rival Boeing in booming air cargo market
Deal for 255 jets underlines forecast demand — particularly from short-haul airlines — will rebound
British aero-engine group looks to battery power and greener fuels following collapse in long haul air travel
Aircraft manufacturer faces opposition over big increase in production
European aircraft maker says demand has been strong and raises profit forecasts
More deliveries and higher demand for maintenance are offset by continuing manufacturing issues
Aerospace group is experimenting with new types of materials to make production more efficient
Avolon and AerCap warn aircraft maker’s ambitions are not justified by demand as industry emerges from pandemic
Aerospace group confident it can deliver a plane powered by gas by 2035, but warns state and regulatory support is needed
Low-cost airline to buy or lease 250 aircraft from Avolon that are expected to be delivered in 2024 or 2025
Boeing’s strong stance in Ryanair talks displays first step back to normality for plane deals
Chief Faury warns EU plans for tax on aviation fuel would slow attempts to decarbonise
US aircraft manufacturer reports first quarterly profit since September 2019
Passenger preference for direct flights could be a convenience the planet can no longer afford
New requirements have taken a toll on smaller passenger and cargo carriers
State-backed Comac’s C919 nears commercial approval as trade tensions rise with the west
Company pledges to cut CO2 emissions are at odds with high-polluting private aircraft
EU-US truce buries the notion that civil aerospace has ever been a truly commercial enterprise
Five-year truce marks end of divisive trade war and opens door to co-operation against China
Deal lifts threat of billions of dollars in tariffs and boosts transatlantic relations
CFM joint venture hopes to vie with Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney to develop next-generation technologies
The speed and convenience of supersonic flight will come at an environmental price
Vertical Aerospace’s potential customers include Virgin Atlantic as it plans NY listing via Spac
Manufacturer’s supplier problems could delay new jets for White House by a year
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