This week’s top air transport commercial aircraft stories come from the Paris Air Show, where industry players gathered for the first time since 2019.

Embraer is increasingly positioning its crossover jets as complements to narrowbodies and smaller types as it seeks to enlarge its niche in the airliner market.

Gabonese airline AfriJet has signed an MOU with French hybrid-electric aircraft manufacturer Aura Aero.

Economic factors and resource considerations are driving a shift in the regional jet market, according to Boeing Commercial Airplanes VP Darren Hulst.

Air Lease Corp. (ALC) is expanding its Boeing 787 portfolio with an order for two more 787-9s in a deal announced at the Paris Air Show.

Optimizing flight trajectories and air traffic management practices could contribute to a 10% CO2 reduction per flight.

Each Paris Air Show has its signature and, on the commercial air transport side, Paris ’23 was where India made its mark.

Airbus has filled more than 7,000 positions, more than half of its target to recruit 13,000 employees, in 2023, the company announced at the Paris Air Show.