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easyJet rejects ÂŁ4.74bn 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.
Techera Engineering (NSE: TECHERA) enters IAF vendor ecosystem for aerospace tooling and precision manufacturing
Read how Techera Engineering’s Indian Air Force registration could shape #TECHERA’s aerospace manufacturing story. Find out now!
Solestra Group selects Jeh Aerospace for dedicated global manufacturing centre in Hyderabad
Discover how Jeh Aerospace and Solestra Group’s Hyderabad manufacturing centre could reshape global aerospace supply chains. Read the full analysis.
Wizz Air FY26 results expose recovery tension as WIZZ stock jumps despite thin profit
Find out how Wizz Air’s record passengers, engine recovery and Iran war uncertainty are reshaping WIZZ stock and Europe’s low-cost airline race.
KKR’s CIRCOR Aerospace exit gives Parker Hannifin another high-margin defense and aviation asset
Parker Hannifin’s $2.55B CIRCOR Aerospace deal deepens its defense and aviation systems play. Read why margins matter.
Boeing clears 737 MAX fraud lawsuit as BA investors weigh legal relief against trust deficit
Boeing won the 737 MAX fraud case, but trust remains the real test. Read why the verdict matters for BA stock and aviation risk.
Boeing (BA) slides after Trump’s China aircraft order falls short of 500-jet hopes
Boeing got China back, but not big enough. The 200-jet order leaves investors asking whether BA can turn diplomacy into delivery.
The Turnberry Agreement: Inside the asymmetric United States and European Union trade framework now under strain
Brussels accepted a 15 per cent tariff ceiling for stability. Trump just breached it. The Turnberry Agreement was the floor, not the deal.
BP Q1 2026 profit doubles to $3.8bn as oil trading delivers exceptional quarter
BP doubled Q1 profit on an exceptional oil trading quarter. The harder question is whether new CEO Meg O'Neill can convert that windfall into durable returns.