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Dramatic Video: Boeing 737 Loses Tire During Takeoff As Cabin Ceiling Collapses

Crew and travelers evacuated safely after a sudden emergency landing amid dramatic cabin damage and chaotic scenes.

Simple Flying•Aaron Bailey15 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 93%

Flydubai Upgrading All Boeing 737 Business Class Seats To Flat Beds

Flydubai will retrofit 21 Boeing 737 MAX 8s, ditching its odd regional recliner seats for the flat bed business class found across the rest of its fleet.

One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig15 Sept

• favorable toward Flydubai · 82%

Boeing nears deal to salvage 150-jet Turkish Airlines order: Reuters

Boeing is nearing an agreement to finalize Turkish Airlines’ purchase of up to 150 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft…

AeroTime•Stephen Pope15 Sept

• critical toward Boeing · 82%

Boeing's new 777X is finally expected to fly passengers next year. Here are the 5 coolest cabin features.

From new lighting features to giant premium sections, here's what passengers can expect onboard Boeing's 777X.

Business Insider•Taylor Rains (trains@businessinsider.com)15 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 91%

Xiamen Air Selects Altitude Engineering for Boeing 787 Line Maintenance at Heathrow

Dublin-based aircraft maintenance provider Altitude Engineering has signed a long-term agreement with Xiamen Air to provide scheduled line maintenance support for the airline’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner operations at London Heathrow Airport. The agreement begins with Xiamen Air’s scheduled flight operations in September 2026 and will see Altitude provide routine line [read more]

UK Aviation News•Nick Harding15 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Sikorsky amends CH-53K contract with Albany International

Albany International Corp. (NYSE:AIN) today announced the completion of the strategic review of its Amelia Earhart Drive facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. Following new business wins, a renegotiated Boeing 787 contract for one-piece composite fuselage frames, and new contract terms with Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin Company, on the CH-53K® program, Albany will retain the facility and

HeliHub•Gwen Wilson15 Sept

• neutral toward Sikorsky · 99%

El Al Boeing 777 Nearly Crashes at Tel Aviv Airport

An El Al Boeing 777-200 came within seconds of a serious accident on approach into Tel Aviv, descending to just 600 feet while badly misaligned with… The post El Al Boeing 777 Nearly Crashes at Tel Aviv Airport first appeared on The Aviation Hub .

• neutral toward EL AL Israel Airlines · 97%

Boeing wins $562m US Navy production contract for MQ-25A Stingray

Boeing has been awarded a $562m fixed-price contract by the US Navy to begin production of the MQ-25A Stingray uncrewed aerial refueller.

Naval Technology•Jangoulun Singsit15 Sept

Delta DL45 to JFK is declaring an emergency after U-turn over Atlantic

A New York-bound Delta Air Lines flight was forced to make an abrupt U-turn over the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday after declaring an inflight emergency shortly after departure. DUBLIN — Delta Flight DL45, operated by a Boeing 767-300ER (registration N172DZ), departed Dublin Airport (DUB) at 1:15 PM IST on its scheduled transatlantic journey to John […]

Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX 8 is requesting inspection in Madrid after possible birdstrike on takeoff

A Ryanair flight from Manchester to Madrid requested a full technical inspection upon landing in the Spanish capital following a suspected bird strike during departure from England. MADRID — Flight FR3187, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 (registration EI-IFV), took off from Manchester Airport‘s runway 23L at 1:45 PM BST. Despite the potential incident […]

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Press Release: flydubai marks fleet milestone, extends cabin refresh

flydubai has announced the next phase of its growth strategy, expanding its fleet beyond 100 aircraft and launching a new cabin retrofit programme in September. The airline will take delivery of 11 additional aircraft in 2026, including seven Boeing 737-9 MAX and four Boeing 737-8 MAX, marking a significant step in its ongoing expansion. The...

Runway Girl Network•Becca Alkema15 Sept

• favorable toward Flydubai · 90%

flydubai marks 100-aircraft fleet milestone, announces new cabin retrofit programme

flydubai has announced the next phase of its growth strategy, expanding its fleet beyond 100 aircraft and launching a new cabin retrofit programme in September. The airline will take delivery of 11 additional aircraft in 2026, including seven Boeing 737-9 MAX and four Boeing 737-8 MAX, marking a significant step in its ongoing expansion.

Breaking Travel News15 Sept

• favorable toward Flydubai · 91%

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner's Unique Wing Design That Sets It Apart From Every Other Widebody

The wing uses several different wing design features to improve aerodynamic efficiency and reduce drag.

Simple Flying•Prachi Patel15 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 93%

NTSB: Amazon 767 Pilots Added Thrust Then Aborted Go-Around, No Reversers Or Speed Brakes

The NTSB has released the final 30 seconds of flight data from the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 accident at Miami International Airport that took place on September 6th.It reveals that the pilots applied thrust for a go-around before aborting the maneuver, then apparently failed to deploy thrust reversers or speed brakes.

Simple Flying•Chris Loh15 Sept

• neutral toward National Transportation Safety Board · 98%

Romanian carrier TAROM receives first Boeing 737-8

CDB Aviation, the Irish subsidiary of China Development Bank Financial Leasing, has delivered the first Boeing 737-8 to Romanian flag carrier TAROM, marking the aircraft’s entry into the airline’s fleet. Bucharest-based TAROM plans to add four 737-8 aircraft under a mix of operating and finance leases. The first two are being leased from CDB Aviation, […]

AviTrader•Heike Tamm15 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Boeing completes first American Airlines 737 MAX landing gear exchange

Boeing and American Airlines have completed the first landing gear exchange on a 737 MAX, a milestone that extends Boeing’s long-standing Landing Gear Exchange Program to its latest generation of single-aisle aircraft. The exchange demonstrates Boeing’s ability to provide fully overhauled and certified main and nose landing gear assemblies ready for installation, potentially reducing aircraft […]

AviTrader•Heike Tamm15 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 93%

Boeing Awarded LRIP Contract for MQ-25 Stingray

The U.S. Navy has awarded Boeing a contract for the Lot 1 of the Low-Rate Initial Production of the MQ-25 Stingray unmanned tanker, which includes three aircraft. The U.S. Navy has awarded Boeing the contract for the Lot 1 of the MQ-25A Stingray’s Low-Rate Initial Production. The Fixed Price Incentive contract, valued at $562 million, […]

The Aviationist•Stefano D'Urso15 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 98%

Emirates NW26 Washington Aircraft Changes

Published at 0100PDT / 0800GMT 15SEP26 Emirates as of yesterday (14SEP26) filed aircraft changes on Dubai – Washington Dulles route, where the airline plans to maintain Boeing 777-300ER operation for the period of 01NOV26 – 27MAR27, instead of Airbus A380. This route is scheduled on daily basis. EK231 DXB0225 – 0810IAD 77W D EK232 IAD1030 – 0815+1DXB 77W D

Boeing and American Airlines complete first 737 MAX landing gear exchange

The exchange validates Boeing’s ability to deliver fully overhauled, Boeing‑certified main and nose landing gear assemblies that arrive ready to install — reducing aircraft on‑ground time and easing spare‑parts burdens...

AeroNews Global•Teodor Stefan15 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 91%

Airbus sees no softening in demand despite geopolitical headwinds

HONG KONG: Airbus has not seen any softening in aircraft demand ‌or deliveries due to geopolitical or supply chain headwinds, its Asia-Pacific president said on Tuesday. "We continue to see strong demand," Airbus Asia-Pacific President Anand Stanley said during a briefing in Hong Kong on its 2026-2045 market forecast ⁠focused on the Asia-Pacific region. "Not only that, we continue to see a strong readiness to take deliveries and a strong uptick in deliveries across the board, and ‌this is not just in Asia-Pacific, but we also see that we are continuing to do our deliveries ‌in the Middle East," he said. Airbus forecasts about ‌42,000 new aircraft will be required globally over the ‌next 20 years, ‌and about 45% of those will be delivered to the fast-growing Asia-Pacific region. Francois Cabaret, Airbus' head ‌of global market forecast, said at the event ⁠that Chinese airlines face a huge catch-up in renewing their fleets. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese airlines were taking about 400 ⁠deliveries a ⁠year, but the collective number from Airbus, Boeing and Chinese planemaker COMAC had since fallen to less than half of ⁠that, Cabaret said. Airbus data shows China, its single largest market for commercial jets, will need 8,830 new passenger aircraft over the next 20 years, India will need 3,480, and the rest of Asia-Pacific will require ‌6,880. The forecast also highlighted diverging growth within Asia. India remains the world's fastest-growing air travel market, with Airbus raising its domestic traffic growth forecast to 9.3% from 8.9%, while cutting China's to 4.7% from 5.4%.

• neutral toward Airbus · 94%