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BoeingBoeing is quietly laying the groundwork for a new generation of single-aisle aircraft that could one day succeed the embattled 737 Max, according to reports. The move signals both an attempt to reassure investors after years of turbulence and a recognition that its most important commercial jet will not remain competitive forever. What is Boeing planning with its new airplane? According to the Wall Street Journal, Boeing has entered early-stage …See the Story
Boeing May Finally Replace the 737 MAX. Why Its Stock Is Dropping—and GE Aerospace Is Rising
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Apps · DublinRyanair is making a significant change to its boarding process this autumn: beginning 12 November 2025, the airline will accept only digital boarding passes, and printed paper versions will no longer be valid. The introduction, initially planned for 3 November, has been postponed until after the mid-term break to allow a smoother transition during a less busy travel period. Under the new policy, all travellers will need to check in online and ge…See the Story
Ryanair to Accept only Digital Boarding Passes From 12 November: What Travellers Need to Know
Airbus · ArgentinaThe ultra low cost JetSmart, announced an improvement in the offers of routes and in the frequencies for the last quarter of the year and for the season next summer. To this end, the airline confirmed the arrival of its two new aircraft, Airbus A321 with capacity of 240 seats each, which will be able to operate from the two additional moorings that the company will have in the Aeropark Jorge Newbery. Currently, JetSmart operates 24 direct routes…See the Story
