Airbus Delivers 793 Commercial Aircraft in 2025, marking a solid year of performance for the European manufacturer amid a complex global operating environment. The total deliveries, made to 91 customers worldwide, represent a 4% year-on-year increase and slightly exceed the company’s revised delivery expectations for the year.
Air Lease Reports Aircraft Investments and Sales in Q4 2025, highlighting a strong finish to the year with significant aircraft deliveries, portfolio sales, and continued fleet expansion. The update outlines the lessor’s activity during the fourth quarter, reflecting sustained demand for new-generation aircraft across global airline customers.
Boeing 737 MAX 10 Advances to Next FAA Certification Phase, as the aircraft has officially moved into the second phase of flight testing under approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. The step represents a meaningful milestone for the largest variant of the 737 MAX family, following an extended certification timeline shaped by heightened regulatory scrutiny.
Batik Air A320-214 Suffers Nose Gear Failure During Landing (MSN 7644) after the aircraft experienced a critical mechanical malfunction while attempting to land at Sultan Thaha Jambi Airport in Indonesia. The incident occurred during the landing phase, when the aircraft’s nose landing gear unexpectedly rotated 90 degrees, creating a potentially hazardous situation.
Singapore Airlines Returns A380 To Dubai Route In 2026 as the carrier confirms the reintroduction of its flagship widebody on the high-demand Singapore–Dubai corridor, significantly increasing seat capacity and enhancing its premium product offering. The move reflects a strategic response to persistent slot constraints at Dubai International Airport while reinforcing Singapore Airlines’ competitive positioning on one…
Airbus Delivers 793 Aircraft In 2025, Beating Target as the European manufacturer slightly surpassed its revised commercial aircraft delivery guidance despite ongoing production and supply chain challenges. The result highlights Airbus’s ability to stabilize output across its narrowbody programs while navigating disruptions that affected widebody production throughout the year.
ITA Airways Prepares For Airbus A330neo Delivery as the Italian flag carrier continues to advance its long-haul fleet renewal strategy with the introduction of additional next-generation widebody aircraft. The upcoming delivery supports ITA Airways’ focus on efficiency, range capability, and a competitive premium product across its intercontinental network.
Scoot Prepares For Airbus A320neo Delivery as the Singapore-based carrier continues to expand and modernize its narrowbody fleet with next-generation aircraft optimized for efficiency and high-density operations. The upcoming delivery supports Scoot’s strategy of deploying fuel-efficient aircraft across its regional and medium-haul network while maintaining cost discipline.
Air France Prepares For Airbus A350-900 Delivery as the carrier continues to modernize its long-haul fleet with next-generation widebody aircraft designed to improve efficiency, range, and passenger comfort. The upcoming delivery supports Air France’s broader strategy of renewing capacity while maintaining operational consistency across its intercontinental network.
IndiGo Prepares For Airbus A321neo Delivery as the Indian carrier continues to expand its narrowbody fleet with additional high-capacity aircraft optimized for efficiency and network growth. The upcoming delivery reflects IndiGo’s long-term strategy of leveraging the Airbus A320neo family to support rising demand across domestic and international markets.
