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Qantas has unveiled the next generation of its business class product, revealing new lie-flat suites for both its… Qantas unveils lie-flat business suites for A321XLR, updated B787-9 seats appeared first on AeroTime.

Subscription Required By Scott Hamilton Aug. 26, 2026, © Leeham News: When Boeing was going through travails with the 787 program from 2007-2015, Airbus boasted it sold more A330s after the Dreamliner program launched than before. Executives from... Read More The post Airbus Once Boasted of More Widebody Sales Than Boeing; Now Distant Second appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

By Rafiq Vayani DOHA: Qatar Airways, the operator of the world’s first and largest Starlink-equipped widebody fleet, has become the first airline to operate Starlink-equipped Boeing 787-9 aircraft, globally. The carrier has also completed Starlink rollout across its Boeing 787-8 sub-fleet in seven months, bringing the total number of its Starlink-equipped widebody aircraft to 150. … The post Qatar Airways’ 150 Starlink-Equipped Widebody Aircraft Now Include World’s First Starlink-Equipped Boeing 787-9 appeared first on Biz Today.

German investigation authority confirms tail-strike as Hanoi-bound twinjet laboured to become airborne. German investigation authority BFU has confirmed that the Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 involved in a prolonged take-off roll at Munich struck its tail during a late lift-off. The aircraft, operating to Hanoi, was departing from runway 26L at 13:57 on 15 August but… The post Tyre marks at Munich runway end offer possible clues to Vietnam 787’s late rotation first appeared on FlightGlobal.

A possible braking malfunction has emerged as one potential explanation for a Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 that struggled… Possible brake problem emerges in Vietnam Airlines runway incident appeared first on AeroTime.

Germany Launches Probe Into Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 Incident Germany’s air accident investigation bureau BFU has begun examination of the incident involving a Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 that incurred substantial damage upon takeoff in Munich. clarissa.siu@a… Mon, 08/17/2026 - 11:21 Author Jens Flottau Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Safety, Ops & Regulation

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing mandatory fan cowl modifications on certain Boeing 787 Dreamliners after Boeing… FAA proposes Boeing 787 fan cowl fix over risk of dual engine shutdown appeared first on AeroTime.

FAA Proposes Rolls-Powered Boeing 787 Nacelle Changes Operators of Rolls-Royce-powered Boeing 787s will have four years to replace certain fan cowl parts to ensure the engines are protected from debris in the rare case of a serious engine failure, a new FAA draft rule said. mark.nensel@in… Thu, 08/13/2026 - 21:24 Author Sean Broderick Content source Aviation Daily Aviation Week MRO Primary Category Safety, Ops & Regulation

LATAM Airlines has marked a significant milestone in its fleet modernisation programme with the arrival of a new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, becoming the first aircraft of its kind in South America to be equipped with GE Aerospace GEnx engines. The GEnx is designed to deliver improved fuel efficiency and operational performance through the use of […] The post LATAM Airlines welcomes South America’s first Boeing 787-9 powered by GEnx engines appeared first on MRO Business Today, Latest Aerospace News.

The agency targets a 737 structural concern and an issue that could cause a dual Trent 1000 failure. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is taking action to address risks involving Boeing 737 Max door-related structural components and concerns about uncontained failures of 787 Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 turbofans. The agency this week issued two regulatory documents,… The post FAA orders Boeing 737 Max inspections, proposes 787 Trent 1000 safety fix first appeared on FlightGlobal.

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Saudi-based carrier exercises options on 28 Boeing 787s and six more Airbus widebodies. Riyadh Air has firmed up options on 28 more Boeing 787s, most of which it has converted to the larger 787-10 variant, and six additional Airbus A350-1000s . Twenty of the firmed-up Boeing widebodies will be 787-10s. The agreement includes a previously… The post Riyadh Air to take 787-10s as it firms up Dreamliner and A350-1000 options first appeared on FlightGlobal.

At the peak of the groundings, the airline had five aircraft in storage. Air New Zealand has returned the last Boeing 787-9 from long-term storage, a move which allows it to ramp up its international operations. The last aircraft (ZK-NZD) had been parked at Alice Springs since September 2025, and one of several 787s the… The post Air New Zealand returns to service last stored 787-9 first appeared on FlightGlobal.

While the spotlight has been on the announcement of Qantas' proposed record-breaking Sydney-London route, the carrier's Project Sunrise has much broader network and competitive implications. The carrier has revealed more details about how the Airbus A350-1000ULRs it has ordered could be used elsewhere in its network. This will likely include new routes, and also taking over some existing long-range routes operated by Boeing 787-9s. And in turn, 787-9s would be freed up to launch more services. Also from the network perspective, the new Sydney-London route will add a new dynamic to what is a very lucrative one-stop market for multiple airlines between the UK and Australia. While overall nonstop capacity will still be much less than one-stop capacity, the shift in premium traffic could be more significant. Part one of this analysis looked at the launch of the project, the aircraft being used and the business case.

No further findings released a year after Air India twinjet came down after take-off from Ahmedabad. Indian government authorities insist they are making good progress with the inquiry into the fatal loss of an Air India Boeing 787-8, one year after the accident at Ahmedabad. But the civil aviation ministry has not released any further… The post Indian regulator insists 787 crash probe will be ‘evidence-based’ but offers no timeline first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Riyadh Air has officially taken delivery of its first two, factory-new Boeing 787-9s on June 4. With these aircraft, the

Twinjet delivered in January was preparing for Los Angeles service. One of Lufthansa’s newest Boeing 787s has suffered a nose-gear collapse while parked at Frankfurt Main airport. The 787-9 twinjet (D-ABPQ) was only delivered to the German flag-carrier in January. Having arrived from Austin it had been preparing to operate the LH450 service to Los… The post New Lufthansa 787-9 suffers nose-gear collapse while parked at Frankfurt Main first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Delayed certification of complex business-class seats also continues hindering 787 deliveries. GE Aerospace must get back on track with deliveries of GEnx turbofans before Boeing can achieve its goal of accelerating 787 production to 10 jets monthly this year, says Boeing chief executive Kelly Ortberg. The engine-supply issue, plus ongoing delays in certificating 787 business-class… The post Boeing’s 10-monthly 787 goal hinges on GE addressing engine delivery holdups first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Published at 1800PDT 19MAY26 / 0100GMT 20MAY26 Riyadh Air today (19MAY26) opened reservations for Riyadh – London Heathrow route, where the airline schedules to commence scheduled passenger flight on 01JUL26. Boeing 787-9 to serve this route on daily basis. RX401 RUH0235 – 0730LHR 789 D RX402 LHR0935 – 1805RUH 789 D

Riyadh Air To Serve London With New 787-9, As Ticket Sales Open Riyadh Air will introduce a new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on its London-Riyadh route as public ticket sales officially opened on May 19, after delivery delays. natalia.pelayo… Tue, 05/19/2026 - 17:21 Author Ella Nethersole Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Airlines & Lessors

Subscription Required By the Leeham News Team The last in a Series examining one of Boeing’s steps toward recovery. May 18, 2026, © Leeham News: The Boeing 787 program, launched in 2004 with a promised first flight in... Read More The post The 787: When the System That Makes Change Incorporation Possible was Dismantled appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

Lufthansa Group has ordered an additional ten Airbus A350-900s and ten Boeing 787-9s. The Supervisory Board approved the order on

Twenty additional aircraft set to arrive from 2032. Lufthansa Group has approved an order for 20 more long-haul aircraft, split equally between the Airbus A350-900 and the Boeing 787-9. The twinjets are scheduled to be delivered over the course of 2032-34. But the company has yet to decide which of its carriers will receive the… The post Lufthansa Group approves order for more A350s and 787s first appeared on FlightGlobal.

El Al Accelerates Growth Strategy By Adding More 787s Israel's El Al will exercise its options for six 787-9s and expand its agreement with Boeing to include additional options to acquire up to six more 787s. natalia.pelayo… Fri, 04/17/2026 - 13:20 Author Kurt Hofmann Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Airlines & Lessors

Israeli flag-carrier El Al is to acquire four Boeing 787-10s through the conversion of previous orders and options it holds on 787s. El Al agreed to purchase three 787-9s, through a deal with Boeing reached two years ago, and take options on up to six additional aircraft. But it concluded a new arrangement on 15… The post El Al confirms four 787-10s and additional options in revised deal first appeared on FlightGlobal.

BOEING BOEING delivered 46 airliners (33 737 MAXs; 737NG; 767-2C; 767-300F; three 777Fs; seven 787s) in March 2026 vs 41 (33 737 MAXs; four 777Fs; four 787s) in March 2025; it delivered 143 aircraft in 1Q26 vs 130 in 1Q25. It also announced unidentified orders for 20 MAXs, five 737-800As and eight 787-9s, ending quarter with 6,726 unfilled orders. mlavitt@aviati… Tue, 04/14/2026 - 21:03 Author Stephen Costley Content source SpeedNews Primary Category Aerospace