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EX-IM Bank Approves $297M For TAAG’s B787-10 Acquisition

The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EX-IM Bank) has approved a transaction totaling nearly $297 millionto support the export of Boeing B787-10 aircraft and spare GE propulsion equipment to TAAG Angola Airlines. The financing is structured as a final commitment aimed at facilitating a key widebody fleet acquisition by Angola’s national carrier.

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Korean Air Takes Delivery Of B787-10 Serial 66881

Korean Air, South Korea’s flag carrier, has expanded its widebody fleet with the addition of a Boeing 787-10, carrying manufacturer serial number 66881. The aircraft is powered by General Electric GEnx-1B engines, known for their high efficiency and lower emissions on long-haul operations.

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Korean Air Takes Delivery Of B787-10 MSN 60307

Korean Air, the flag carrier of South Korea, has taken delivery of a Boeing 787-10, bearing manufacturer serial number (MSN) 60307, as part of its long-haul fleet expansion strategy. The aircraft was delivered on lease and is powered by GEnx-1B engines, manufactured by GE Aerospace.

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British Airways Adds B787-10 Serial 60633 To Fleet

British Airways, the UK’s flag carrier, has added a new Boeing 787-10 to its long-haul fleet, identified by serial number 60633. The aircraft is equipped with Rolls-Royce Trent 1000-J3 engines, offering improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and a quieter cabin experience for intercontinental passengers.

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Air Canada Delays A321XLR And B787-10 Deliveries To 2026

Air Canada has revised its fleet delivery schedule, confirming that both the A321XLR and B787-10 aircraft types will now be delivered starting in 2026, representing a delay of several months from the originally expected timeline. The adjustments affect the airline’s fleet development strategy through 2028 and reflect broader supply chain constraints impacting OEMs globally.

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Korean Air Nears $32.7B Boeing And GE Deal

Korean Air is nearing the finalization of a major $32.7 billion agreement that will significantly expand and modernize its long-haul fleet. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) includes the acquisition of 20 Boeing B777-9 and 20 Boeing B787-10 aircraft, with options for 10 additional aircraft and up to ten spare engines.