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Embraer E195-E2 demonstrator PR-ZIQ in Sydney. (Seth Jaworski)

Embraer reports 26 commercial aircraft deliveries in Q2 2019

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Embraer has reported 26 commercial aircraft deliveries in the second quarter of calendar 2019, down from 28 aircraft in the prior corresponding period.

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A Regional Express (Rex) Saab 340 aircraft.

Regional Express to trial community fares scheme in regional Queensland

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Regional Express (Rex) says it plans to expand community fare scheme to 23 destinations in Queensland as part of a six-month trial.

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The Airbus A220-300 lands at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. (Airbus)

Airbus takes A220 on demonstration tour in Asia

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Airbus is taking its A220-300 regional jet on a demonstration tour in Asia to court more customers in the region having recently delivered 10 to Korean Air.

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A file image of a Boeing 737 MAX 8 tail and winglets. (Boeing)

S&P Global Ratings warns on potential Boeing ratings downgrade

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S&P Global Ratings says it may lower its credit rating for Boeing due to the uncertainty over the grounded 737 MAX’s return to service.

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SQNLDR William Grady and an RAAF F-35A. (Defence)

RAAF’s first two locally trained F-35A pilots start flights on the aircraft

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) says first two F-35A pilots to be trained locally flew the aircraft for the first time on July 15.

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An aerial image of Qantas Boeing 707 in 1959. (Qantas)

Qantas enters seventh decade of jet operations

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Qantas entered the jet era on July 29 1959 when a Boeing 707-138B took off from Sydney bound for San Francisco via Nadi in Fiji and Honolulu, Hawaii.

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