Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner fleet has carried more than one billion passengers since entering service, achieving the milestone faster than any other widebody commercial aircraft in aviation history. The aerospace manufacturer announced the achievement represents less than 14 years of service for the aircraft type, with the global fleet of more than 1,175 Dreamliners completing nearly
Embraer to release first quarter deliveries report and earnings in April-May
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has scheduled the release of its first quarter 2025 deliveries and backlog report for 22 April, after market close. The company will publish its complete first quarter earnings results on 6 May, before markets open, followed by a conference call later the same day. Embraer has also announced a quiet period
IATA calls for global cooperation on air cargo safety and security concerns
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has urged governments and industry stakeholders to address growing challenges in air cargo safety, security and sustainability amid increasing global trade tensions. Speaking at the 18th World Cargo Symposium in Dubai, IATA’s Global Head of Cargo Brendan Sullivan highlighted the critical role air cargo plays in global supply chains.
Embraer’s E190-E2 and E195-E2 aircraft have been granted type acceptance certificates by the Mongolia Civil Aviation Authority (MCAA), enabling their operation in the country’s growing aviation market. The certification, announced on 16 April, follows assessment by Mongolian authorities and aligns with existing certifications from global regulators including the US Federal Aviation Administration, European Union Aviation
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has been named Roy Morgan Research 2024 International Airline of the Year at the annual Customer Satisfaction Awards held in Melbourne. The carrier received the accolade for the fifth time, having previously won in 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023. SIA was recognised as the Best International Airline for customer satisfaction, rated first
Airbus and Thai Airways International (THAI) have signed a Letter of Intent for the retrofit of the airline’s A350 fleet. The agreement will see THAI’s A350-900 aircraft receive comprehensive cabin upgrades to enhance passenger comfort on long-haul routes. The modernisation program will be managed by Airbus and is scheduled to begin in 2028. The cabin
