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Kenya Airways Forecasts Revenue Hit Over B787 Grounding

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Kenya Airways has projected a decline in its 2025 financial year revenues, attributing the shortfall to the prolonged grounding of two Boeing 787-8 aircraft. The airline cites ongoing engine maintenance delays as the root cause, which has significantly impacted its available seat capacity and network performance.

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Lufthansa Cargo, IndiGo Partner On Dhaka–LAX Cargo Corridor

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China Southern Reports 9.6% Passenger Growth in November 2024

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China Southern Airlines has announced strong passenger performance for November 2024, reporting a 9.6% increasein total passengers to 12.8 million compared to the same month in 2023. The airline’s Passenger Load Factor (PLF) also showed significant improvement, rising by 5.9 points to 84.8%, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency and robust demand.

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Ryanair Expects Boeing to Increase B737 MAX Production

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Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, has shared projections that Boeing will increase the monthly production rate of its B737 MAX aircraft to 38 units by the end of summer 2025. Additionally, production could climb to 42 units per month by October 2025, subject to approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

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Russia Patents Widebody Aircraft To Rival Boeing 787

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Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has patented the design of a new widebody passenger aircraft that aims to compete directly with Boeing’s highly successful 787 Dreamliner. The move underscores Russia’s continued push to strengthen its domestic aviation industry and reduce reliance on Western-built aircraft amid sanctions and supply restrictions.