The latest industry data from ADS highlights soaring orders, growing demand for both single-aisle and wide-body aircraft, and a record aircraft order backlog
Author: Opinion Writers
The latest commercial aircraft data from ADS highlights a two-thirds increase in February aircraft orders, and the highest number of February deliveries since 2019. The stable aircraft backlog reflects the strength of the aviation industry to deliver
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