Here’s the score as Thursday closes in Dubai. The show turns out to have been much more impactful than we anticipated. The big winner isn’t Airbus or Boeing. It’s GE. and then CFM. Rolls-Royce comes third and nothing for P&W.…
Baku, Azerbaijan based Silk Way West Airlines has signed a contract for two additional A350F freighter aircraft announced at the Dubai Airshow earlier today. The agreement will take the total A350F fleet to four aircraft will form the backbone of…
Emirates placed a firm order with Airbus today for eight additional A350-900 aircraft at the Dubai Airshow today. The aircraft will be delivered in 2031, and bring the total A350 commitment to 73 aircraft, with 13 of those already in…
flydubai today signed an MOU for 75 additional Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, plus 75 options. This comes after yesterday’s order for 150 Airbus A321neo narrow-bodies. The new order reflects a vote of confidence for the MAX and in Boeing as…
Libyan carrier Buraq Air signed an MOU for the purchase of 10 Airbus A320neo family aircraft today at the Dubai Air Show. This is the first direct purchase of Airbus aircraft by the carrier, adding the airline as an Airbus…
There are a few days to go yet, but after the first two, one pattern is emerging. GE Aerospace is winning the Dubai show. Here’s the score so far. It looks like being as tough show for Pratt & Whitney…