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140% rally in 4 months! This smallcap aerospace stock soars 18% in 3 days to fresh lifetime high. Should you buy?

Aequs shares extended gains for a third straight session, surging over 18% during the rally to hit a record high after bullish initiations by IIFL Capital and Nuvama. The brokerages cited the company's strong aerospace manufacturing capabilities, robust order book and long-term growth prospects, with target prices implying up to…

The Economic Times

Forget The Airlines, The Hidden Monopoly Is Pocketing Your Higher Airfare

Passengers are paying more to fly, but the carriers selling those tickets are not necessarily the ones collecting the profits. Facing rapidly aging fleets, operators are incurring higher maintenance bills.

Benzinga

easyJet Flight Declares Mid-Air Emergency, Replacement Aircraft Sent After Hamburg Diversion

An easyJet flight from Copenhagen to Amsterdam diverted to Hamburg due to an in-flight emergency. Passengers continued on a replacement aircraft while the original jet underwent inspection.

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Smallcap aerospace stock jumps 17% in two days after earning bullish brokerage calls

Aequs shares surged significantly on Wednesday, driven by positive brokerage reports. Analysts issued bullish calls, projecting substantial upside potential for the stock. The company is India's sole vertically integrated precision aerospace manufacturer.

The Economic Times

This smallcap aerospace stock could soar up to 91%, predicts Nuvama

Nuvama has initiated coverage on Aequs with a 'Buy' rating and a target price of Rs 444, implying a 91% upside. The brokerage expects strong earnings growth, backed by the company's $889 million order book, vertically integrated aerospace manufacturing capabilities, and long-term contracts with global aerospace OEMs.

The Economic Times

Air India lists six A319 aircraft for sale through Skytech-AIC

Air India is offloading six Airbus A319 aircraft, built between 2003 and 2006, as part of its fleet rationalisation. Skytech-AIC, a UK-based firm, has been appointed to manage the sale of these narrowbody jets, which will be offered without their engines. This move aligns with Air India's ongoing fleet transformation…

The Economic Times

Saudia’s flydeal launches India operations, begins direct daily Hyderabad-Riyadh flight

Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier flyadeal has launched its inaugural service to India, with its first flight touching down in Hyderabad from Riyadh. This new daily connection, operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, significantly boosts air links between the Kingdom and India. Airport officials expressed delight, highlighting Hyderabad's growing importance as a…

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Delta Pilots Report Terrifying 'Big Bang' After Chicago Plane Fireworks Strike Disrupts America250 Celebration

A Delta Air Lines flight was struck by a firework while descending into Chicago during America250 celebrations, causing minor damage but landing safely. The FAA is reviewing the incident.

International Business Times UK

European Commission attempts to spur EU defence teamwork with five new major projects

In a bid to end the problem of European Union nations procuring defence capabilities separately, the European Commission is trying to kickstart momentum with the participation of 18 member states – and Ukraine.

Euronews

Gulf carriers eye Boeing, Airbus jets as Air India weighs delays

Gulf airlines like Etihad and Saudia are reportedly eyeing earlier aircraft delivery slots, potentially from Air India's deferred orders. This comes as major planemakers Boeing and Airbus have extensive backlogs, making near-term deliveries highly sought after for fleet modernization. While Air India states its plans are on track, these discussions…

The Economic Times

Scandinavian Airlines bets on recovery with record €8.75 billion Airbus jet order

Scandinavian airline SAS has placed the biggest order in its history, agreeing to buy up to 40 Airbus widebody jets in a deal worth more than $10 billion (€8.75bn), a striking show of confidence from a carrier that emerged from bankruptcy only two years ago.

Euronews

SAS to buy up to 40 Airbus A330 aircraft for over $10 billion

Scandinavian airline SAS said Tuesday that it would buy up to 40 new Airbus jets in its biggest aircraft order ever, totalling over $10 billion, signalling a turnaround after years of financial woes. It said the total list price of the new aircraft totalled over $10 billion, an investment that…

The Economic Times

Newsletter: EU-Turkey relations in spotlight ahead of NATO summit

Also in this newsletter: Brussels sets autumn deadline for progress on rebalancing China trade; and European Investment Bank (EIB) President Nadia Calviño speaks to Europe Today about Europe's competitiveness.

Euronews

€3bn Airbus loan shows Europe reclaiming strategic autonomy, EIB boss tells Euronews

European Investment Bank President Calviño has told Euronews that her institution's €3 billion commitment to Airbus shows that Europe is "moving in the right direction" in an increasingly competitive world.

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Europe depends on China. Here's where China still depends on Europe — more than you'd think

While Europe's dependence on China is widely recognized, China's reliance on the EU in key technologies is often overlooked. Despite its push for technological self-reliance, Beijing still depends on European capabilities in critical areas.

TechRadar

I watched the World Cup at 35,000ft on Virgin Atlantic's new Starlink Wi-Fi — and its 120Mbps speeds were finally good enough live sport

Virgin Atlantic is rolling out Starlink Wi-Fi connectivity on select A350 planes — I used it to stream the World Cup live and it passed the test, even if niggles remain.

The Economic Times

DGCA conducts first satellite-based landing system approach on jet aircraft in India using GAGAN

India has achieved a major aviation milestone with its first-ever satellite-based landing system approach on a jet aircraft. An IndiGo Airbus A320 successfully used the GAGAN system for a precision landing in Udaipur, marking a leap from previous turboprop-only operations. This advancement, developed by ISRO and AAI, enhances navigation accuracy…

The Economic Times

FAA proposes to speed new commercial aircraft certifications

The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing significant changes to expedite the certification of new commercial aircraft, aligning its regulations with European standards. This move aims to reduce costs and complexity for manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus. The agency is also making progress on approving new variants of the Boeing 737…

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Air India says Delhi-Amritsar flight briefly 'infringed into Pakistan airspace'; probe underway

An Air India flight from Delhi to Amritsar briefly strayed into Pakistan's airspace on June 22 during a go-around manoeuvre. The airline confirmed the "marginal infringement" and stated it's under internal investigation and reported to regulators. The DGCA clarified the Airbus A321 was radar vectored and the event was coordinated…

Euronews

Kazakhstan signs €10bn in deals with Europe as Tokayev wraps Brussels visit

During President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's visit to Brussels, strategic documents were signed with the EU, and 30 commercial deals were concluded with EU companies, with the EU being the Central Asian country's largest trading and investment partner.

The Economic Times

Raymond eyes precision engineering, in talks to buy German aerospace supplier Deharde

Raymond's move, if successful, would mark its first overseas acquisition post-restructuring and bolster its aerospace manufacturing capabilities. Deharde, a supplier to Airbus, brings established European operations and crucial OEM relationships, aligning with India's growing role in global aerospace supply chains.

The Economic Times

Airbus to inspect 16 Emirates, Qantas A380s after wing cracks found

Airbus on Tuesday said it would inspect 16 A380 planes, five of them immediately, after cracks were found in a key wing component on aircraft used by the Emirates and Qantas airlines. Of the 16 planes to be inspected, 15 are operated by Emirates and one by Qantas.

Bangkok Post

Airbus to inspect 16 A380s after cracks found on plane wings

TOULOUSE (FRANCE) - Airbus on Tuesday said it would inspect 16 A380 planes, five of them immediately, after cracks were found in a key wing component on aircraft used by the Emirates and Qantas airlines.

Euronews

Airbus under fresh scrutiny as EASA orders A380 inspections over wing cracks

The aviation giant is already battling supply chain problems and growing costs across its operations.

The Conversation

Compete to survive, cooperate to exist: the sovereignty paradox at the heart of Europe’s defence industry

At the ILA Berlin Air Show on June 11, eight German aerospace and defence companies signed a strategic positioning paper committing to build a sixth-generation fighter jet without France, under the banner “Team Gen 6”. Airbus called it “an existing step for European sovereignty”. Spanish industry is already lining up…

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