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Air India jet dropped 300 feet. Now a pilot screening result has opened a second investigation track
India is investigating Air India flight AI2379 after the Airbus A320 suddenly lost around 300 feet in cruise, injuring passengers and crew, while the captain’s initial psychoactive-substance screening has been sent for confirmatory laboratory testing.
Honeywell Aerospace shares plunge 23% after 2026 forecast cut exposes supply-chain bottleneck
Honeywell Aerospace Inc. lost almost a quarter of its market value after cutting 2026 sales and profit expectations only weeks after becoming independent. Demand remains strong, but supply constraints are preventing the aerospace supplier from converting its $18.2 billion backlog into the higher-margin growth investors expected from the spin-off.
Ducommun backlog reaches $1.16bn as aerospace and missile demand accelerates
Ducommun posted record revenue and margins as aerospace and missile orders lifted backlog to $1.16 billion despite accounting and destocking risks.
Tokyo Century confirms Itochu talks for 50% Aviation Capital Group stake
Itochu's $1.9B move for 50% of Aviation Capital Group targets a top-five aircraft lessor, but Tokyo Century shares fell 4% on the deal confirmation.
Quantum Systems raises $1.2bn as Europe’s drone war economy accelerates
Quantum Systems’ $1.2 billion Series D gives the German autonomous-systems company fresh capital to scale drone production across allied markets, deepen its Airbus partnership and compete for Europe’s next-generation defence budgets.
Wizz Air is filling planes, so why is LSE: WIZZ under pressure?
Wizz Air’s passenger growth is accelerating, new Spanish bases are approaching and grounded aircraft are returning. Investors still want proof that more capacity will produce better returns rather than lower fares and higher costs.
Mitsubishi Electric’s JAXA grant looks small for earnings but large for space autonomy
Discover how Mitsubishi Electric's ¥5.25 billion JAXA grant could advance Japan's satellite autonomy and influence the outlook for 6503 shares. Read it now.
How Airbus’s hybrid-work dispute could affect aircraft deliveries and engineering jobs
Why did Airbus unions protest its four-day office mandate? Explore jet delivery pressure, hybrid work, employee risks and investor implications in Europe.
easyJet rejects £4.74bn Castlelake proposal as EZJ board defends standalone value
easyJet has rejected Castlelake’s third takeover proposal at 625 pence a share, arguing that the £4.74 billion approach undervalues its fleet renewal, holidays business and long-term earnings potential.
Why Boeing’s Travis Sullivan move could matter more than a routine regional appointment
Boeing names Travis Sullivan Southeast Asia president as BA targets aviation growth, services revenue and regional execution. Read more now.