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11:08 AM- Korean Air (KE) placed an order for 20 Boeing 777-9 (777X) and 20 787-10 Dreamliners. Read More Here: Korean Air Orders 20 New Boeing 777X and 20 787-10s with 10 on Options – Aviation A2Z
11 AM- CFM International reports significant progress on its Revolutionary Innovation for Sustainable Engines (RISE) program. Over 250 tests have been completed as part of the RISE technology demonstration. This milestone indicates rapid development in CFM’s effort to create more sustainable aircraft engines.
10:58 AM- FlyDubai (FZ) announces a significant disruption to its fleet expansion plans. The Dubai-based low-cost carrier reveals to Bloomberg it will not receive any new Boeing aircraft in 2024. This unexpected change forces FlyDubai to reassess its growth strategy.
The airline now faces the challenge of revising its route development plans. FlyDubai must evaluate potential changes to flight frequencies across its network due to the lack of new aircraft arrivals.
10: 32 AM- Wow, Boeing opens the book with the first order from National Air Cargo for four 777-200F aircraft. The 777 Freighter holds the title of longest-range twin-engine freighter in the market. It boasts unmatched payload capacity, positioning National Airlines to enhance its commercial cargo services and increase its market share globally.
Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, expresses appreciation for National Airlines’ trust in Boeing and the 777 Freighter. She highlights the aircraft’s potential to deliver greater value to National Airlines’ customers. Pope emphasizes the 777 Freighter’s popularity among operators building future fleets. The model’s cargo capacity, range, and reliability have made it the best-selling freighter of all time, according to Boeing.
10:18 AM- Richard_on_aviation on X: “Not a new aircraft order, but All Nippon Airways (ANA) grows the de Havilland air 8-400 fleet with 7 aircraft. They will be procured and updated by the factory before delivery to the airline.”
10:13 AM- De Havilland Canada Announces DHC OEM Certified Refurbishment Program to Keep the DHC Family of Aircraft Flying.
10:05 AM- Britain’s new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer has delivered his remarks at Farnborough Air Show 2024.
9:56 AM- It’s time, Boeing is set to announce the big order for widebody including 777 and 787 from Korean Air, says Bloomberg.
Comac showcases new aircraft variants at the Farnborough Air Show. The Chinese airframer displays models of stretched and high-altitude versions of its C919 narrowbody jet. This marks the first public reveal of these variants. Additionally, Comac’s C919 and ARJ21 aircraft are absent from both static and flying displays, contrasting with their appearances in Singapore.
9:30 AM Local Time– De Havilland Canada Announced the Dash 8 Roadmap. De Havilland plans to open new production facilities at De Havilland Field near Calgary, Alberta. These facilities will become operational in the latter part of this decade, signaling a new phase for the Dash 8 program.
DAY 1, JULY 22, Farnborough Air Show 2024 FIA2024 Updates
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