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Category : Airline Orders

Air India Just Ordered 30 More Boeing Jets — Here’s Why This Changes Everything!

Air India has made a major fleet announcement that has caught the attention of the global aviation industry. At the Wings India 2026 airshow in Hyderabad, the airline confirmed a firm order for 30 additional Boeing aircraft. This move strengthens its plan to grow into a leading global airline. The new order includes 20 Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft and 10 Boeing 737-10 MAX aircraft. These jets support Air India’s fast-paced fleet expansion. A Big Step in Air India’s Growth Plan […]

India Makes a Bold Regional Aviation Move: Flamingo Aerospace Orders 6 Russian IL-114-300 Turboprops

First, India’s regional aviation sector has taken an important step forward. At Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad, Flamingo Aerospace Private Limited signed a preliminary agreement with Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation. As a result, the company plans to buy six IL-114-300 regional turboprop aircraft. Consequently, this step could change how India connects smaller cities and remote areas. Flamingo Aerospace Places a Strong Bet on Regional Growth To begin with, Flamingo Aerospace will add six IL-114-300 turboprops to its fleet. Deliveries are […]

VT-AWA, Boeing 787-9

Air India Welcomes Its First Line-Fit Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in Delhi

2026 delivered a defining moment for Air India. The airline’s VT-AWA, its first factory-built line-fit Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, touched down in Delhi. It arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport after a non-stop ferry flight of 16 hours and 58 minutes from Boeing’s Everett facility in Washington State. As a result, Air India has introduced a milestone aircraft with a ready-to-serve cabin from day one. What Makes This Arrival So Special? 1) Purpose-built cabin interiors To begin with, this Dreamliner was […]

Etihad's Widebody Fleet Expansion

Etihad Airbus widebody order adds 32 new aircraft

Etihad Airways has announced a major expansion to its long‑haul network. The Etihad Airbus widebody order adds 32 new aircraft, and as a result, the airline continues to rank among the fastest‑growing full‑service carriers worldwide. Moreover, this order increases its total widebody commitments for the year to 60 aircraft. It also follows an earlier purchase of 28 Boeing jets, which further strengthens Etihad’s long‑term strategy. Early delivery slots enhance the impact of the Etihad Airbus widebody order The new Airbus […]