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Taiwan’s Starlux Enters Cargo Market With Airbus A350F Order & Buys More A330neos

The Taiwanese airline continues being a loyal Airbus customer, ordering more of the manufacturer’s aircraft during the Singapore Airshow.

Melbourne Airport has secured a second seasonal service between Seoul and Melbourne operated by Asiana that will start in July and run to September

Melbourne Airport has secured a second seasonal service between Seoul and Melbourne operated by Asiana that will start in July and run to September

Airbus once again confirmed that it is looking to ramp up aircraft production, outputting 10 per month by 2026.

Six airlines use the large variant to the US, more than any other country.

Etihad’s pilots set new standards in aircraft interchangeability.

Airbus expected that its deliveries would grow in 2024, despite supply chain challenges continuing into the year.

Airbus’ latest update expressed optimism in the manufacturer’s ability to deliver more aircraft in 2024 than in 2023.

The A350 exited the SAS fleet back in November 2022.

Airbus has started 2024 ahead of last year’s orders and output, and somewhat surprisingly it is the A350 that is leading the way.