Boeing forecasts a significant increase in the number of commercial aircraft among India and South Asia operators over the next 20 years, amid sustained economic growth and strong travel demand.

The narrowbody class in the Middle East has seen significant change since 2019. There are almost 200 extra aircraft in the fleet, representing a growth of almost 30%. Correspondingly, utilization ...

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Boeing plans to increase delivery of two planes per month to Indian airlines, including the 737 Max to Air India Express and Akasa, and the 787 Dreamliner to Air India. The company faced production ...

Boeing said the Indian and South Asian region will need 2,835 new aircraft by 2043, continuing the fleet growth observed over ...

India and South Asia will need 2,835 new planes by 2043—a near fourfold increase, according to Boeing's market outlook.

On the impact of the production slowdown on delivery timelines, Boeing officials did not provide an estimate of the delay, saying that they are being transparent with their customer airlines.

Boeing predicts exponential growth in India's commercial aircraft fleet, driven by demand, economic growth, and air travel ...

On the impact of the production slowdown on delivery timelines, Boeing officials did not provide an estimate of the delay, ...

Only three days later, another diversion happened with the same Boeing jet. On 10 January, the American Airlines flight left ...

This projected traffic growth will be enabled by further low-cost carrier expansion and network diversification as airlines ...