Morning Call – Thursday 28 November 2019

Summary of industry news in commercial aviation, business aviation, airlines, and social media

Summary of industry news in commercial aviation, business aviation, airlines, and social media

In recent months, the news for 777X hasn’t been very positive. Between changes to wide-body orders at the Dubai Airshow, the delay in the GE9X engine, the scrapping of fuselage automation and the failure of a major certification test, a…

Industry reports indicate that Boeing has been forcing its leasing company customers to continue progress payments for aircraft, despite having their MAX fleets grounded and not earning income. The last thing a leasing company wants to do when losing revenue…

De Havilland Canada has quietly had perhaps the most successful Dubai airshow of any manufacturer, signing 31 orders for the Dash-8-400 aircraft. 11 additional orders on Tuesday included Aurora for 5, The Republic of Ghana for 6, and ACIA Aero…

Mitsubishi has begun to lose some long-term suppliers for its MRJ program, which began in 2008 and was initially schedule to enter service in 2013. Some six years later, the MRJ program is looking at a sixth potential program delay.…

The Boeing 737 has now been overtaken as the most ordered aircraft in history after Airbus booked 400 additional A320 orders. As of the end of October, the Boeing website indicates that 15,136 737s have been ordered by airlines and…