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Emirates Bets Big on Boeing: $38 Billion Order for 65 Boeing 777X Jets Anchors Dubai Airshow 2025

Emirates Bets Big on Boeing: $38 Billion Order for 65 Boeing 777X Jets Anchors Dubai Airshow 2025

Dubai, United Arab Emirates — November 17, 2025: Emirates has stunned the opening day of Dubai Airshow 2025 with a new order for 65 Boeing 777‑9 aircraft, a deal valued at $38 billion at list prices and built around Boeing’s delayed but strategically crucial 777X program. The purchase lifts Emirates’ total 777X commitment to 270 aircraft and takes its overall Boeing widebody orderbook to 315 jets, including 777 freighters and 787 Dreamliners. Emirates+2MediaRoom+2 The blockbuster deal is the latest twist in the story of Boeing’s next‑generation long‑haul flagship: a jet that has accumulated huge costs and multiple delays, yet continues
17 November 2025
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Rolls-Royce Soars to Record High: What’s Fueling the Unstoppable Rally?

Rolls‑Royce Share Price Today (13 Nov 2025): RR.L edges lower after in‑line trading update as guidance held and flying hours rise

London — 13 November 2025. Rolls‑Royce Holdings (LSE: RR.) traded at 1,147.50p in early London dealings, about 0.4% below yesterday’s close of 1,152.50p. Intraday so far: open 1,136.00p, high 1,150.50p, low 1,131.50p. The stock sits just under its 52‑week high of 1,196.00p set in late September. (Data delayed ~20 minutes; 09:46 GMT.) Financial Times Markets What moved the shares today Before the market opened, Rolls‑Royce issued a scheduled Trading Update covering performance to 31 October 2025. Management reaffirmed full‑year guidance for underlying operating profit of £3.1–£3.2bn and free cash flow of £3.0–£3.1bn, and highlighted further operational progress in the turnaround.
13 November 2025
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Today in Airline Routes (Nov. 8, 2025): Breeze enters Twin Falls; JetBlue targets Destin–Fort Walton; Spirit lands in Key West — plus key global moves

Today in Airline Routes (Nov. 8, 2025): Breeze enters Twin Falls; JetBlue targets Destin–Fort Walton; Spirit lands in Key West — plus key global moves

Breeze Airways is continuing its “underserved markets” strategy with a fresh round of growth for spring 2026 — and a brand‑new dot on its map: Twin Falls, Idaho (TWF). Starting March 6, 2026, Breeze will fly nonstop Twin Falls–Las Vegas (Mon/Fri) and offer a same‑plane “BreezeThru” to Orange County (SNA) on the same days. The expansion also brings: Intro fares vary by route — from $39 one‑way on LAS–SNA, from $49 on Twin Falls and Arcata/Eureka, and from $79 on Lincoln — with Breeze advertising a booking window through Monday, Nov. 10 (route‑specific blackout dates may apply). Tip: availability changes
8 November 2025
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Breaking: NASA’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Jet Takes Off – Travel Times Could Halve

Breaking: NASA’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Jet Takes Off – Travel Times Could Halve

California Celebrates a Supersonic Breakthrough Governor Newsom used the X-59 as a showcase for the state’s advanced manufacturing. In an Oct. 27 press release, he proclaimed the Lockheed-built jet the “Coolest Thing Made in California” for 2025 gov.ca.gov. He noted that this quiet supersonic aircraft “exemplifies” California’s “unmatched creativity, ingenuity and manufacturing excellence” gov.ca.gov. The state-sponsored contest (whose finalists included a Sacramento-built train and an Alameda solar vessel) was a public vote on October’s Manufacturing Month. Newsom’s announcement highlighted that the X-59 was “designed to separate shockwaves and quiet the disruptive sonic boom that has long limited supersonic travel”, saying
28 October 2025
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Boeing Back in the Sky: FAA Approval and Jet Orders Lift BA Stock – What Analysts Say

Boeing Back in the Sky: FAA Approval and Jet Orders Lift BA Stock – What Analysts Say

Near-term forecasts: Analysts are watching Boeing’s progress closely. Many note that Boeing still has to clear remaining certification hurdles and manage its supply chain. Aerospace strategist Tony Bancroft (Gabelli Funds) calls Boeing a “long-term winner,” noting its robust backlog and improving controls qz.com. Bernstein’s Harned expects Boeing to meet its year-end production goals now that rework is done investing.com. S&P global analyst Ben Tsocanos (cited in 2024) said new liquidity measures were “prudent” given Boeing’s credit needs. Overall, market-watchers see Boeing’s stock as having room to run if deliveries and cash flow keep improving – but the company’s own caution
20 October 2025
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Boeing Stock Surges: FAA Clears Production Boost and Big Orders Fuel Rally

Boeing Stock Surges: FAA Clears Production Boost and Big Orders Fuel Rally

FAA Approves Higher Output In a major positive for Boeing, the FAA on Oct 17 announced it had “conducted extensive reviews” and would allow Boeing to ramp 737 MAX output to 42 per month reuters.com. Boeing immediately confirmed it would “begin boosting production quickly” reuters.com. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg had long said the company was “pretty confident” it could raise the rate to 42 by year-end reuters.com, and after regulatory approval he outlined plans for subsequent increases in five-jet increments reuters.com. Tech investor site TechStock² noted the FAA news alongside other positives: “U.S. regulators cleared Boeing to boost 737 MAX output
18 October 2025
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Boeing’s Turbulent Week: Big Deal Greenlights, Strike Drama, and Hopes of a Comeback

Boeing’s Turbulent Week: Big Deal Greenlights, Strike Drama, and Hopes of a Comeback

Financial Performance & Deliveries Boeing’s financial recovery is gathering pace, though the company isn’t profitable yet. In Q2 2025, revenue surged to $22.75 billion (+35% year-on-year) while losses narrowed to $612 million (vs. a $1.44 billion loss a year prior) ts2.tech. Crucially, free cash flow turned positive – a milestone after years of cash burn ts2.tech. Boeing’s backlog has swelled to about $619 billion (~5,900 airplanes) as airlines snap up jets amid a travel rebound ts2.tech. New figures underscore the momentum. Boeing delivered 55 jets in September, a sharp rise from 33 a year earlier reuters.com. That included 40 of its 737 MAX workhorses
18 October 2025
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Miami’s High-Flying Ambitions: $25,000 VIP Club and Asia Flight Push Fuel “Magic City” Boom

Miami’s High-Flying Ambitions: $25,000 VIP Club and Asia Flight Push Fuel “Magic City” Boom

Elite Members Club Transforms Miami’s 830 Brickell Tower Miami’s latest trophy office skyscraper, 830 Brickell, isn’t just offering sweeping skyline views – it’s offering exclusivity. The developers have unveiled plans for a posh members-only club and fine-dining restaurant on the tower’s top floors, operated by The Bastion Collection (the group behind NYC’s Michelin-starred Le Jardinier) el-balad.com el-balad.com. This means tenants of 830 Brickell – heavyweights like Citadel and Microsoft – get automatic invitations to join the club, though it won’t come cheap. Membership requires a $25,000 initiation fee plus $5,000 in yearly dues el-balad.com. These steep fees are designed to “maintain…exclusivity and high
17 October 2025
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Breeze Airways Bags $47.5M Boost – $99 Caribbean Flights on the Horizon

Breeze Airways Bags $47.5M Boost – $99 Caribbean Flights on the Horizon

Financing Fuels Breeze’s Expansion In a deal announced this week, Breeze Airways and investment firm AIP Capital confirmed the closing of a $47.5 million secured debt financing on October 14 airlinegeeks.com. The funding, provided through AIP’s private credit arm, is secured by a diversified collateral package – namely Breeze’s spare parts inventory, a spare engine, and a flight simulator airlinegeeks.com. This kind of asset-backed loan signals investor confidence in the airline’s hard assets and growth plan. “We are proud to deepen our relationship with Breeze Airways by providing a bespoke financing solution to support Breeze’s strategic growth,” said Colm Daly,
16 October 2025
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HOVR Stock Rockets as Horizon Aircraft Lands Pratt & Whitney Engine Partnership

HOVR Stock Rockets as Horizon Aircraft Lands Pratt & Whitney Engine Partnership

Hybrid eVTOL Progress and Forecast New Horizon Aircraft is focused on certifying and producing its Cavorite X7, a 7-seat hybrid-electric VTOL aircraft. The company envisions a first flight-worthy prototype within ~18 months and full production by the late-2020s. CEO Brandon Robinson said the successful May 2025 test flight “was already an incredible year for the technical team,” and now they are pushing toward full-scale design completion verticalmag.com. Horizon notes it has the cash runway and partnerships (with Pratt & Whitney, government agencies, etc.) to achieve these goals sec.gov sec.gov. Financially, Horizon remains pre-revenue. Its Q1 FY2026 report (Aug–Oct 2025) did
15 October 2025
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Boeing Stock Soars on Big Deals & FAA Breakthrough: What Investors Are Saying

Boeing Stock Soars on Big Deals & FAA Breakthrough: What Investors Are Saying

In-Depth Analysis Current Stock Performance: Boeing’s stock (NYSE: BA) has rallied strongly over the past year. As of Sept. 26, 2025, BA closed at $221.26 investing.com, near its 52-week high. That day’s jump (+3.6%) far outpaced the broader market (S&P 500 ≈6676, +0.5% on the day) investing.com investing.com. According to one comparison, BA has “significantly outperformed” the S&P500 over 12 months (+46% vs +15%) alphaspread.com. YTD performance is driven by surging global demand for new aircraft and growing confidence in Boeing’s recovery. Trading volume (≈17M shares on Sept 26 investing.com) has picked up around major news. Boeing’s market capitalization is roughly $167 billion stockanalysis.com. Despite the run-up,
29 September 2025
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Boeing Stock Soars on Mega-Orders but Faces Turbulence – Key 2025 Update

Boeing Stock Soars on Mega-Orders but Faces Turbulence – Key 2025 Update

Comprehensive Report on Boeing (BA) Stock as of September 26, 2025 Latest Stock Performance: Turbulence After a Climb After a solid run earlier in 2025, Boeing’s stock hit some turbulence in September. As of Sept 26, BA shares trade around $213–$214, roughly where they stood one month ago, but they have seesawed in between. Over the past week, the stock has been volatile yet range-bound: it opened the week near $217, dipped mid-week, and settled in the low $210s by Thursday’s close. This choppiness reflects a tug-of-war between positive news (like major aircraft orders) and lingering concerns (regulatory issues and
26 September 2025
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