Airbus Deliveries Slow to 57, Putting 870 Target at Risk
Airbus delivered 57 aircraft in August 2026, requiring a surge to 99 monthly deliveries to meet its full-year target of 870.
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Airbus delivered 57 aircraft in August 2026, requiring a surge to 99 monthly deliveries to meet its full-year target of 870.
The FAA adopted an EASA emergency directive mandating engine de-pairing for Rolls-Royce Trent 700 and 800 engines to prevent dual in-flight shutdowns.
Airbus paused A330neo deliveries for two months following the discovery of a stray tool in a horizontal tailplane during production.
Luxair is executing a $1.2 billion fleet modernization program, integrating fuel-efficient Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 10 models to replace older narrowbodies.
The Airbus A321XLR enables long-haul narrowbody travel to 37 global destinations, with major carriers like Air Canada now operating the aircraft.
Qantas will debut the world's first 22-hour nonstop flight between Sydney and London in October 2027 using the Airbus A350-1000ULR.
Lufthansa City Airlines will receive its first Airbus A220-300 in November 2026, marking the start of a 40-aircraft fleet modernization program.
UAE airlines resumed flights through Iranian airspace in August 2026, reducing travel times by 40 minutes on key routes like Dubai to Baku.
Qantas refunded passengers after a 50-hour delay on flight QF64 from Johannesburg, highlighting gaps in Australian compensation laws.
Researchers demonstrated a Boeing 737 cyber vulnerability where a 100-dollar hardware implant can alter autopilot data in under 60 seconds.
The FAA proposed an airworthiness directive for U.S. Airbus A320 jets to inspect nose gear sliding tubes for cracks, with comments due September 28.
The FAA mandated immediate gearbox inspections on 180 Rotax engines to prevent oil loss and potential in-flight shutdowns.
TransMedics reported Q2 revenue of $189.9 million as the company expanded its internal aviation fleet to cover 86% of transplant missions.
Ryanair launched a five-year Google Cloud partnership to deploy Gemini AI tools to 35,000 employees to improve operational efficiency.
The FAA ordered inspections for Diamond DA42 aircraft with over 1,000 flight hours to address uncommanded rudder risks.
BALPA issued a safety warning after two uncommanded engine shutdowns on Airbus aircraft were linked to defective Safran fire panel switches.
A JetBlue A320 uncommanded pitch-down injuring 22 people triggered safety directives mandating software rollbacks on 6,000 aircraft worldwide.
Iraqi Airways has entered urgent talks with European officials to lift its airspace ban, which has barred the carrier from the EU since 2015.
Airbus is preparing a 22-hour test flight of the A350-1000ULR to certify Qantas's Project Sunrise.
The EASA has launched a major flight simulation overhaul, replacing legacy classifications with a capability-based FSTD standard by April 2028.