Boeing aircraft deliveries in 2025 increased 69% year-on-year over 2024, and were 16% above deliveries in 2023, marking a significant recovery and helping stabilise global aircraft production, finds Stuart Hatcher from IBA
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239 commercial aircraft orders were placed in November 2025, representing a 203% increase compared to the same month in 2024. Four-times as many widebody aircraft were ordered, and over 16,200 aircraft orders are on backlog
A new BizJet Interiors Zone dedicated to the business aviation and eVTOL sectors is due to debut at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2026 (AIX), taking place on 14-16 April at Hamburg Messe in Germany
What will the inflight experience look like in the future? The Crystal Cabin Awards are a hotbed of innovation, and the 85 shortlisted contenders for the 2026 event signal clear trends in aircraft cabins
“Airlines are missing opportunities to strengthen their top-line, improve their environmental performance, and serve customers. Meanwhile, travellers are seeing higher costs from the resulting tighter demand/supply conditions. No effort should be spared to accelerate solutions,” warns Willie Walsh. IATA has a few proposals to help the situation
Airbus SE has finalised its transaction with Spirit AeroSystems for the acquisition of industrial assets dedicated to its commercial aircraft programmes
2025 saw the highest number of October aircraft deliveries since 2018. The deliveries also marked an increase in deliveries of two thirds compared to October 2024, says Aimie Stone from ADS
Highlights from the November issue include a focus on how to solve the aviation industry’s cabin retrofit issues, a special look at how to design crew uniforms, plus cabin lighting innovations, the latest CMF options, efficient galley equipment, news, views, and more
Lufthansa Technik is launching cabin interior refurbishment options for the Airbus ACJ318 Elite aircraft, as well as a range of technical modifications, from IFE updates to a LEO connectivity option
Registration is now open for Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) 2026 and World Travel Catering & Onboard Service Expo (WTCE) 2026. Both events return to Hamburg Messe in April with brand-new zones – and an entire hall for Gategroup