
Finally after years of delays and endless problems Boeing gets the FAA green light for the Boeing 737 MAX 7. The aircraft can now enter commercial service with its launch customers Southwest and Luxair in the US and Europe. Soon to also come the 737-10 certification and then finally the final clearance for the 777X.

Cathay Pacific is plowing ahead with its fleet modernization taking on many new Airbus A350s and eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Boeing 777X. However there’s a major update also regarding the wide-body regional fleet of A330-300s. The airline is updating the onboard business class product which will now feature a tailor made Aria Suites…

Airbus and Boeing once again take the limelight at the 2026 Farnborough Air Show. Boeing wraps up the event with slightly more overall orders than Airbus. However, there’s a massive difference in how the orders came through for the two OEMs. Airbus received a majority of narrow body orders while Boeing also won 67 wide…

Icelandair’s domestic aviation landscape has simplified with the shutdown of low cost carrier Play. However, despite that the airline has struggled to generate profits as this year’s soaring fuel prices completely ate up the airline’s margins. That translated a -6.51% net margin and a net loss of 32.3 million USD.

Cathay Pacific’s strong growth trend in 2026 over 2025 continues with June’s passenger data. The airline carried 2.583 million passengers in June of 2026 up from 2.301 in May 2025. That 12.3% growth year-over-year. Load factor also remained particularly strong at 87.4% in June.

United Airlines, as also seen in Delta’s 2026 Q2 earnings report, suffered a decrease in profitability in the quarter. The Star Alliance carrier, as its competitor, saw profits shrink as pressure from soaring fuel costs became more of a factor. Fuel expenditure increased by 84% YoY breaking through the 5.1 billion USD threshold. The airline…

Ryanair closes its 2026 financial year with record revenue of 15.5 billion Euro, which then trickles down to an operating profit of 2.3 billion Euro and a net profit of 2.1 billion Euro. Revenue is up by double digits YoY by 11.4% and net profit by a staggering 34.8%. Also the airline can remain bullish…

Korean Air makes money from operations but burns through it all with non operational expenses related to the Asiana Airlines takeover. Korean Air’s revenue grows by 26% YoY, operating profit takes a hit due to global instability and particularly soaring fuel prices. However, where Korean Air is taking a real hit is in non-operating balance…

Boeing, as Airbus alike, is speeding up its aircraft delivery output in Q2 of 2026 over the first quarter and the prior year. In Q2 of 2026 Boeing delivered 171 planes (over 143 in Q1 of 2026) of which: -129 737 -10 767 -7 777 -25 787

Airbus delivered 89 planes in June 2026. Out of the 89, 82 were narrow body planes and 7 wide bodies. The manufacturer has now sped up production to meet the guidance level of 870 units by the end of the year.