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Pratt & Whitney
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RTX raises 2026 outlook after Q2 sales hit $24.7bn and backlog reaches $289bn
RTX (NYSE: RTX) raises 2026 sales, EPS, and free cash flow guides after 14 percent Q2 EPS beat; $289 billion backlog now meets a slower H2 growth guide.
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.
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.
Rolls-Royce (RR) reaffirms £4bn-plus profit guidance as Trent XWB flying hours fully recover from West Asia conflict disruption
Rolls-Royce held its 2026 profit guidance through a West Asia conflict. The harder question is whether the market is still pricing in risk that no longer exists.
Why Delta Air Lines quietly became the most aggressive fleet buyer in U.S. aviation in under two months
Delta Air Lines orders 34 more Airbus A321neo jets in its third fleet deal in six weeks. What the buying spree means for DAL investors and U.S. rivals. Read more.
NYSE: RTX delivers Blue Canyon satellite for NASA’s Pandora exoplanet mission
RTX launches Blue Canyon’s Saturn-200 satellite for NASA’s Pandora exoplanet study. Find out how this signals a shift in the science satellite market today.
MTU Aero Engines (ETR: MTX) raises 2025 guidance after Q3 margin jump and OEM outperformance
MTU Aero Engines AG lifts 2025 earnings guidance after strong Q3. Find out how margin gains, GTF demand, and cash flows are driving investor confidence.
Defense backlog surges and commercial recovery lifts RTX—what’s driving the new $86.5bn forecast?
RTX lifts its 2025 sales and earnings guidance after strong Q3. Find out what’s driving momentum across Pratt & Whitney, Raytheon, and Collins Aerospace.
Can RTX’s $236bn backlog shield it from tariff and labor headwinds in 2025?
Can RTX’s $236 billion backlog protect it from tariff and labor headwinds? Find out how commercial and defense contracts are shaping its 2025 growth outlook.
RTX Q2 2025 earnings: How tariff pressures and engine stoppages shaped strong sales growth and cautious guidance
RTX beats Q2 2025 earnings expectations but trims profit guidance; find out how tariffs and engine stoppages shaped its future growth outlook.