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Air Premia’s 15‑Hour Seoul–Washington 787 Flight and Etihad’s A380 to Tokyo Narita: How 2026 Is Reshaping Long‑Haul Travel

Air Premia’s 15‑Hour Seoul–Washington 787 Flight and Etihad’s A380 to Tokyo Narita: How 2026 Is Reshaping Long‑Haul Travel

A tiny South Korean hybrid airline is about to launch one of the longest Boeing 787 routes to the United States – just as Etihad Airways prepares to send its flagship Airbus A380 to Tokyo Narita. Together, these two moves highlight how airlines are doubling down on premium long‑haul markets ahead of the 2026 summer peak.
2 December 2025
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Airbus Stock Plunges After A320 Safety Scares – Is the 2025 Rally Now at Risk?

Airbus Stock Plunges After A320 Safety Scares – Is the 2025 Rally Now at Risk?

Airbus stock, one of Europe’s standout industrial winners of 2025, has just hit major turbulence. Shares in Airbus SE fell as much as 9–10% on Monday, December 1, after the company confirmed a serious software issue affecting around 6,000 A320-family jets and a fresh quality problem with fuselage panels on several dozen aircraft. Barron's+1
1 December 2025
Airbus A320 Software Recall Nears Completion as Solar-Radiation Bug and New Quality Issue Rattle Aviation Industry

Airbus A320 Software Recall Nears Completion as Solar-Radiation Bug and New Quality Issue Rattle Aviation Industry

Airbus says it has almost closed the book on one of the largest safety actions in its history. As of December 1, 2025, the planemaker reports that the “vast majority” of roughly 6,000 Airbus A320-family jets affected by a critical flight‑control software bug have now been modified, with fewer than 100 aircraft still awaiting the fix and remaining on the ground. Airbus
1 December 2025
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Airbus A320 Software Recall: How Airlines Raced to Fix a Solar‑Radiation Glitch and Averted Global Travel Chaos

Airbus A320 Software Recall: How Airlines Raced to Fix a Solar‑Radiation Glitch and Averted Global Travel Chaos

Airlines around the world have spent the last 48 hours racing to patch a critical software vulnerability on thousands of Airbus A320‑family jets after regulators warned that intense solar radiation could corrupt flight‑control data. As of Sunday, November 30, most of the roughly 6,000 affected aircraft are back in service, and fears of a full‑blown holiday travel meltdown have largely eased. Airbus+1
30 November 2025
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Airbus Orders Urgent A320 Software Recall as Solar-Radiation Glitch Threatens Global Travel – Plus New A350F, Engine and Sustainability Updates

Airbus Orders Urgent A320 Software Recall as Solar-Radiation Glitch Threatens Global Travel – Plus New A350F, Engine and Sustainability Updates

Airbus is racing to manage one of the largest safety-driven actions in its history after ordering an urgent software recall on thousands of A320-family jets, following the discovery that intense solar radiation can corrupt flight‑control data. At the same time, the European planemaker has introduced new cold‑weather restrictions for aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney engines and pushed ahead with its A350 freighter and sustainability programmes, making November 28 a pivotal news day for the company. Reuters+2Airbus+2
28 November 2025
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Emirates to Offer Free Starlink Wi‑Fi on All Boeing 777 and A380 Flights by Mid‑2027

Airbus A380 Today: Emirates’ Massive Retrofit, Starlink Wi‑Fi and Future Replacement Plans – 18 November 2025

Dubai – 18 November 2025: Twenty years after its first flight, the Airbus A380 is once again at the centre of global aviation headlines. At this year’s Dubai Airshow, Emirates and its neighbours in Abu Dhabi and Doha have turned the spotlight back onto the world’s largest passenger jet – not with new orders, but with billions of dollars of upgrades, fresh maintenance deals and a very public debate about what could one day replace the superjumbo.
18 November 2025
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Emirates turns the screws on Boeing with $38B 777X order as it snubs Airbus A350‑1000 over engine concerns — Dubai Airshow 2025

Emirates turns the screws on Boeing with $38B 777X order as it snubs Airbus A350‑1000 over engine concerns — Dubai Airshow 2025

Emirates used day two of the Dubai Airshow to keep pressure on Boeing to execute a blockbuster $38 billion order for 65 additional 777‑9s, while dashing hopes of a fresh Airbus A350‑1000 deal until Rolls‑Royce engine upgrades arrive later this decade. The moves cement Emirates’ bet on very‑large twinjets and intensify the wide‑body dogfight between Boeing and Airbus. Emirates+2Boeing Investors+2
18 November 2025
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Euronext Paris Shocks Markets with Historic Roots, Surging Stocks & Bold 2025 Moves

Euronext Today: CAC 40 slips as luxury names weigh; Euronext launches 2026 bond tender; Athens bourse bid enters final day — 17 November 2025

European equities began the week on the back foot Monday, with Euronext’s major benchmarks edging lower as investors braced for a backlog of U.S. economic releases and the week’s headline corporate result from Nvidia. Financials and luxury houses were among the early drags, while aerospace outperformed. Reuters+1
17 November 2025
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