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Airbus' three-year technology research program Optimate is targeted at enabling more automation during aircraft taxiing at airports.

New routes to Salvador, Brazil, Malé, Maldives, and Kiruna, Sweden, are being launched by Air France.

Swiss is expected to receive its first of five Airbus A350-900s in the second quarter of 2025.

Emirates is looking to continue its growth with 10 new Airbus A350 aircraft set to arrive in 2024-2025.

With its A350s set to enter the fleet in September, Emirates plans to be serving 42 cities with premium economy seats by February 2025.

The carrier will enter longer-haul markets with Airbus A350s set to begin arriving in 2027.

Bahrain will be the first of nine destinations served by Emirates' new Airbus A350s, with a total of 10 A350s expected to join its fleet by March 31, 2025.

Innovations can help airlines reduce their environmental footprint and cater to evolving travel patterns.

IndiGo will take delivery of its first Airbus A350s in 2027, opening up the potential to develop several international connecting hubs across India.

Rolls and Turkish Airlines intend to explore potential development of building an MRO capability for the Trent XWB in Turkey along further supply chain sourcing.

Airbus is raising production of its A350 widebody further to 12 aircraft per month despite the current supply chain constraints that show no signs of easing.

Lufthansa revealed its new long-haul Allegris cabins on board an Airbus A350-900 in Munich on April 25.

India's low-cost giant IndiGo is to get its own widebody fleet after signing a firm order for 30 Airbus A350-900s.

The U.S. company is exploring the possibility of buying and leasing aircraft as it looks to gain earlier control over its supply chain.

Virgin Atlantic is set to increase capacity to India for 2025, with plans for 2X-daily service to both New Delhi (DEL) and Mumbai (BOM) airports.

How civil aerospace aftermarket demand is driving its investment in its services network.

The carrier expects to confirm deals by the third quarter as order activity in Asia heats up.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Korean Air has confirmed a major deal for Airbus A350s aimed at upgrading the carrier’s widebody fleet after its proposed merger with Asiana Airlines.

Japan Airlines announced deals to significantly boost its Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 fleets and has selected the A321neo as the aircraft to replace its 767s.

Korean Air is reportedly considering an order for 20 Airbus A350s.

The capacity additions will ramp up capacity needs for mid-term demand

While Swiss International Air Lines works to mitigate the impact of GTF-related groundings, CEO Dieter Vranckx is looking ahead to what will replace its 777s.

Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines has inaugurated its first route to Australia.

Particularly for the Project Sunrise London route, it will be key for Airbus not to incur any significant weight penalties because of the fuel tank redesign.