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U.S. Major Carriers with 865 Aircraft Ordered in Three Years

The past three years have brought significant changes in the airline industry. Airlines are looking towards the future for more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly fleets. The Big Three have placed orders with both Airbus and Boeing to expand and replace…

Alaska to Begin 737 MAX 8 Service in Early 2024

Now an all-Boeing operator, Alaska is on track to begin service with Boeing’s smaller 737 MAX variant in Q1 of 2024. The Seattle-based carrier phased out its last remaining Airbus aircraft – relics of the 2016 Virgin America acquisition –…

TAAG Angola Airlines Announces Fleet Renewal and Board Restructuring

Just a few days ago, a pivotal moment unfolded within the corridors of TAAG Angola Airlines, the national flag carrier of Angola. The airline's Shareholders' Meeting convened, presided over by Eduardo Fairen, to initiate a transformation that would influence the…

DC-8, 737 MAX to Fly Side-by-Side

Airlines and manufacturers across the globe are pouring resources and time into finding a fuel solution that will reduce the impact aviation has on the environment. Boeing, the German Aerospace Center, NASA and United Airlines are continuing the search in…

Boeing Opens New Engineering and Techonology Center in Brazil

On Tuesday, Boeing announced the opening of its Engineering and Technology Center in Brazil, one of 15 Boeing engineering sites worldwide that develop advanced technology to drive aerospace innovation. Based in São José dos Campos (SP), where the company began…