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Xiamen Air picks Altitude for Heathrow 787 maintenance

Dublin-based aircraft maintenance provider Altitude Engineering (Altitude) has signed a long-term agreement with Xiamen Air to provide scheduled line maintenance services for the carrier’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner operations at London Heathrow Airport. The contract covers scheduled flight operations beginning in September 2026. Under the agreement, Altitude will carry out routine line maintenance checks and defect […]

AviTrader•Heike Tamm16 Sept

Korean Air finalises order for 103 Boeing aircraft

Boeing and Korean Air have finalised an order for 103 aircraft, comprising 20 Boeing 777-9s, 25 787-10s, 50 737-10s and eight 777-8 Freighters, the U.S. planemaker said on Wednesday, September 16. The deal fulfils a procurement commitment announced by Korean Air in August 2025 and includes both wide-body and single-aisle aircraft as the airline moves […]

AviTrader•Heike Tamm16 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Here's How Much A Business Class Ticket On American Airlines' Boeing 787 Actually Costs In 2026

A closer look at what you can expect to pay for American's Flagship Business on the 787.

Simple Flying•Daniel S Osipov16 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Pilots of WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 8 reported invalid GPS indications on approach to Toronto

TORONTO — Pilots aboard a WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 8 reported an in-flight Global Positioning System (GPS) data discrepancy during an early-morning approach into Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) on Wednesday. Flight WS652 had departed Calgary International Airport (YYC) on Tuesday evening, September 15, bound for Toronto. Nearly three hours into the cross-country flight, as […]

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Korean Air finalizes US$44.8 billion deal for 103 Boeing aircraft, GE engines

Korean Air has finalized a KRW 60 trillion (US$44.8 billion) agreement to acquire next-generation aircraft and engines, completing…

AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim16 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Boeing and Korean Air announce record 103-aircraft order

Korean Air finalized its order for 103 jets across Boeing’s widebody and single-aisle airplane family, comprising 20 777-9, 25 787-10, 50 737-10, and eight 777-8 Freighter airplanes. Follow Aeronews on...

AeroNews Global•Teodor Stefan16 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 78%
• favorable toward Korean Air · 78%

United registers strong passenger growth on Croatia flights

United Airlines handled almost 30.100 passengers on its Croatia flights during the first three months of the 2026 summer season. The figures, provided by the United States Bureau of Transportation Statistics, cover the first flight of the season in April, followed by operations during May and June. The carrier welcomed 6.457 passengers on its new seasonal service between Newark and Split during the period. The route was launched on April 30 and operates three times per week with the Boeing 767-300ER aircraft until its conclusion last week. Its average cabin load factor stood at 73%, representing an encouraging start for a new transatlantic service, particularly as the figures cover its introductory period and the shoulder-season months of May and June. United has already confirmed that flights between Newark and Split will return during the 2027 summer season. The airline’s established Newark - Dubrovnik service continued to perform strongly. United handled 23.639 passengers on the route during the same period, representing an increase of 10.8% on the 21.329 travellers carried a year earlier. Its average cabin load factor improved by 5.6 points, from 77.6% in 2025 to 83.2% this year. The available figures do not yet include July, August or September, which represent the peak travel period for both Croatian coastal destinations. United has told EX-YU Aviation News that it has not yet made any decisions regarding a potential extension of the operating periods of its two seasonal Croatian routes for next year, noting that “schedule details for the 2027 season will be determined later this year”. EX-YU Aviation News

Panic on Iranian Boeing 737 Flight as Ceiling and Interior Panels Collapse Mid-Air

MASHHAD, Iran — Passengers aboard a domestic Iranian flight experienced moments of terror when their aircraft suffered a mechanical breakdown mid-air, causing violent shaking that brought down parts of the interior cabin ceiling before making a successful emergency landing. The Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 was en route from Mashhad to Kermanshah when trouble began shortly […]

• neutral toward Boeing · 96%

Korean Air Finalizes $44.8 Billion Deal for 103 Boeing Aircraft and GE Engines

Korean Air has finalized a $44.8 billion aircraft and engine procurement agreement covering 103 Boeing jets, 21 spare engines and a 15-year maintenance contract as it prepares for growth following the Asiana integration.

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Korean Air Places Major Order for Boeing 777X, 787 and 737 MAX

Aviation News – Korean Air has finalized an order for 103 Boeing aircraft with a list price of $36.2 billion, completing a deal first announced...

Aviation News EU16 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Boeing Close To Salvaging Deal For 150 Turkish Airlines 737 MAXs After CFM Engine Dispute

Update comes as Turkish Airlines is pushing to expand its operations out of Istanbul.

Simple Flying•Jack McGarity16 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 94%

Korean Air Finalizes Record-Breaking 103 Boeing 777X, 787, 737-10 Aircraft Order

The largest-ever order placed in Korean Air's history will see greatly increased capacity across both widebody and narrowbody fleets.

Simple Flying•Jasper Yu-Dawidowicz16 Sept

• favorable toward Korean Air · 78%
• favorable toward Boeing · 76%

Korean Air finalises $44 billion-plus deal for 103 Boeing aircraft and GE engines

Korean Air has finalised a US$44.8 billion (KRW 60 trillion) agreement to acquire next-generation aircraft and engines, concluding the procurement plan announced in Washington D.C. in August 2025. The contract […]

Asian Aviation•Asian Aviation Staff16 Sept

• neutral toward Korean Air · 98%

Panic on board Iranian plane as violent shaking rips cabin apart

A Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 cabin rips apart after an emergency landing in Mashhad, Iran.

Al Jazeera15 Sept

Boeing, Korean Air Announce Record 103-Airplane Order

PLANEtalking•Flight Crew15 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 96%

Uzbekistan Airways and Lufthansa Technik sign MRO component deal

Uzbekistan Airways and Lufthansa Technik have signed a long-term agreement for comprehensive component support services covering the carrier’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A320ceo/neo fleets through 2035. The new contract […]

Asian Aviation•Asian Aviation Staff15 Sept

• neutral toward Lufthansa · 99%

Boeing, American Airlines complete first 737 MAX landing gear exchange

Boeing and American Airlines announced the successful completion of the first landing gear exchange for a 737 MAX, marking a key milestone as the company extends its longstanding Landing Gear […]

Asian Aviation•Asian Aviation Staff15 Sept

• neutral toward American Airlines · 95%

DHL to grow Central Airlines CMI 777F operation

DHL Express is expanding its CMI arrangement with China’s Central Airlines and will assign two more production Boeing 777 freighters to the carrier for that purpose. Both aircraft will be transferred from DHL Air UK. The deal builds on the integrator’s investment in its Chinese network, which includes the recent expansion of its Shenzhen (SZX) […]

Cargo Facts•Jay Aelick15 Sept

• neutral toward DHL Aviation · 99%

Boeing and American Airlines complete first 737 MAX landing gear exchange

© Boeing Boeing and American Airlines have successfully completed the first landing gear exchange on a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft under Boeing’s Landing Gear Exchange Program. The milestone marks the first time the existing exchange program, already used across other Boeing aircraft types, has been extended to the 737 MAX family. Instead of carrying out...

• neutral toward Boeing · 95%

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%