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Emirates Bets $41 Billion on Boeing 777X as Boeing Builds 26 Jets Before Certification – What It Means for the 777-9, 777-10 and Dubai Airshow 2025

Emirates Bets $41 Billion on Boeing 777X as Boeing Builds 26 Jets Before Certification – What It Means for the 777-9, 777-10 and Dubai Airshow 2025

Emirates closes Dubai Airshow 2025 with a record widebody bet Emirates has effectively turned Dubai Airshow 2025 into a vote of confidence in Boeing’s most delayed jet – and a pointed reminder that patience is not infinite. Over the past
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.
18 November 2025
GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record Highs on Jet-Engine Boom and Big Contracts

GE Stock Today (Nov 16, 2025): Dubai Airshow catalysts, Turkish Airlines engine win, and raised guidance keep GE Aerospace near record highs — analysis & 12‑month outlook

Updated: Sunday, November 16, 2025 Key takeaways What changed in November 2025 1) MRO & support footprint in the Gulf just got bigger.On Sunday, GE said it will break ground on a $50 million Dubai On Wing Support (OWS) facility
AI Ignites a Nuclear Renaissance: How Tech Titans, Policy Shifts and New Reactors Are Powering the Next Energy Revolution

AI Ignites a Nuclear Renaissance: How Tech Titans, Policy Shifts and New Reactors Are Powering the Next Energy Revolution

Introduction: From Post‑Fukushima Stagnation to AI‑Fueled Revival A quarter century ago, nuclear energy was in decline. Fear of meltdowns, regulatory hurdles and the ascendancy of cheap natural gas reduced nuclear’s share of world electricity from about 18 % in the 1990s
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