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Boeing’s 737 deliveries dip in October on new fuselage flaw

Boeing Co. only delivered 27 of its cash-cow 737 jetliners last month as its quality inspectors found and fixed a flaw in some of the narrowbody jet’s frames, Stan Deal, the planemaker’s commercial chief, told investors. That’s a dip from the 37 narrowbodies that Boeing handed over in September. While the planemaker isn’t expected to reveal its full monthly deliveries ...

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Pilot strike spurs Kenya Airways to cancel 75% flights

Kenya Airways Plc canceled about 75% of scheduled flights Monday as a pilots strike enters its third day, disrupting travel plans for thousands of passengers and hurting intra-Africa trade. The carrier scrapped 52 flights, according to a statement. The company has had to accommodate 500 passengers in hotels in Nairobi, Chief Executive Officer Allan Kilavuka said. A prolonged strike may ...

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Ryanair lifts passenger target as it shrugs off recession threat

Ryanair Holdings Plc lifted its full-year passenger goal and played down the likely impact of a recession on demand, saying bookings are looking strong as far ahead as next summer. Europe’s biggest discount airline expects to fly 168 million people in the year through March, up from 166.5 million previously, according to a statement on Monday. It said earnings should ...

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