Airbus beats Boeing orders at Farnborough; Embraer ends with no sales
After a strong start by its US rival, the European planemaker stood out in an edition with few deals. The Brazilian manufacturer did not have any orders for commercial aircraft
Farnborough Airshow
First D328eco turboprop begins to take shape
Deutsche Aircraft has begun construction of the first test aircraft, called the TAC 1, at its facilities in Germany.
Embraer's family of eco-friendly aircraft now has up to 50 seats
'Energia' concepts also include studies on Hydrogen Gas Turbine/Dual Fuel technologies
Owner of Gol and Avianca orders five Airbus A350
Abra Group announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus for five A350-900 jets, but did not say whether the planes will be with the Brazilian company or the Colombian company Avianca
flynas signs agreement for 75 A320neo and 15 A330-900 family aircraft
Memorandum of Understanding is the biggest announcement made by Airbus in Farnborough, which until then had brought little news in terms of orders at the air show
Air Tahiti orders four more ATR 72-600
Aircraft will be delivered between 2025 and 2028 and will join the Tahiti carrier's nine other ATR 72-600s and two ATR 42-600s.
E195-E2 jet now flies further and carries four more passengers
Embraer unveiled improvements to its largest aircraft and also the best-selling E175 in Farnborough
Lessor Macquarie AirFinance closes order for 20 Boeng 737 MAX jets
The company doubled its order book for the aircraft as it inherited a previous agreement from ALAFCO Aviation Lease, which it took over last year
Embraer's E190F cargo jet receives type certification just three months after maiden flight
Approval was given by ANAC, the Brazilian civil aviation authority. FAA and EASA are expected to issue type certificates in 2024
Airbus recognizes order for six A320neo family jets by Berniq Airways
Libyan airline had announced an agreement for aircraft in May, but had no confirmation from the planemaker at the time