Regulator says pilots retain full control of aircraft; anomaly was first identified by WestJet pilots during a validation flight in 2024

Four-year agreement removes threat of work stoppage that could have affected 737 MAX 10 and 777-9 certification programs

Brazilian manufacturer handed over 22 E-Jets in the period, while Executive Aviation deliveries remained unchanged at 41 aircraft

Potential checks follow an isolated quality problem found during production, while the final aircraft population is still being determined with EASA

Regulators are considering further action over a flight management system problem that has already forced Boeing to delay approval of its largest MAX variant

New €100 million facility can build up to 48 aircraft per year as German manufacturer prepares a rare competitor to ATR in the regional turboprop market

Michael O’Leary says carrier still expects its first 15 aircraft in spring 2027 despite new software issue

First flight opens a 400-hour certification campaign for Airbus’ new 111-tonne freighter, which has already accumulated 115 firm orders

September deliveries could fall below plan after some aircraft were reportedly delayed, putting additional pressure on the manufacturer's annual target

Approval had been expected within days, but regulator says largest MAX variant will not be certified until flight management computer problem is resolved