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Safran aftermarket revenue jumps 18.7% as aircraft shortages strengthen engine economics
Safran reported €9 billion of third-quarter revenue and 13.4% organic growth as propulsion aftermarket sales accelerated, highlighting how delayed aircraft replacement is extending the economic life of existing fleets.
Boeing finalises Turkish Airlines order for up to 150 737 MAX jets
Turkish Airlines has committed to 100 Boeing 737-8 aircraft with another 50 options, while the associated engine-maintenance issue remains unresolved publicly.
Thales advances €3.9bn Exail takeover as tender offer agreement is signed
Thales signs binding tender offer agreement for the €3.9 billion Exail underwater drone deal; shares trade below the €134 bid on timeline risk into 2028.
Could IndiGo’s record CFM engine MoU strengthen GE Aerospace’s India growth story?
IndiGo’s MoU for 1,000+ CFM LEAP engines strengthens GE Aerospace’s India aviation, narrowbody engine and MRO growth story.
Ryanair passenger partially pulled through window after Boeing 737 engine failure
A Ryanair passenger survived being partially pulled through a shattered aircraft window after an apparent engine failure caused explosive cabin decompression shortly after take-off from Thessaloniki, raising urgent questions about engine debris containment and an unexplained diversion involving the same Boeing 737 the previous evening.
Safran (EPA: SAF) enters exclusive talks to acquire Exail Technologies in €2.24bn naval drone deal
Safran bids for Exail Technologies in a €2.24 billion sea drone deal. Explore its valuation, financing risks and European defense impact. Read the analysis.
THEON wants to spend €300m on HGH, but is the counter-drone prize worth the price?
Find out how THEON’s planned €300m HGH acquisition could reshape its counter-drone strategy, defence margins and European growth outlook.
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.
Rolls-Royce (LSE: RR) posts £3.5bn profit and £9bn buyback as Erginbilgic transformation pays off
Rolls-Royce posts £3.5bn profit, a 17.3% margin, and launches a £7-9bn buyback. Full analysis of upgraded targets, divisional performance, and what happens next. Read more.
China bends on tariffs: What U.S. businesses need to know about the new exemptions
China exempts some U.S. goods from 125% tariffs; Beijing invites firms to list critical products amid trade war fallout.