Aircraft Value News [September 22, 2025] -

Issue: September 22, 2025

BOC's Airbus Order Signals Rising Clout of the A320neo Family

BOC Aviation’s latest purchase of Airbus narrowbodies is more than just another fleet expansion. The Singapore-based lessor’s deal, announced in September, serves as a signal of the shifting balance in the global single-aisle market and the strengthening appeal of the A320neo and A321neo. Established in 1993 and listed in Hong…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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Skyward Signals: Satellites Continue to Revolutionize Commercial Avionics

Satellite technology has become a cornerstone of commercial aviation, enhancing navigation precision, in-flight connectivity, and operational efficiency. From GPS augmentation systems to real-time communication networks, these advancements are reshaping how aircraft navigate and communicate. Below are the latest developments in this overarching theme, pinpointing which aircraft models are most affected.…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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These Cutting-Edge Avionics Are Poised to Transform Business Jets in 2026

The landscape of business aviation is being reshaped by groundbreaking avionics technologies that enhance safety, efficiency, and pilot experience. From artificial intelligence (AI)-driven flight decks to intuitive touch interfaces, these innovations are setting new standards for the industry. Let’s take a look at the emerging bizjet avionics technologies that are…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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Global Avionics Faces Tech Transformation and Rapid Growth

The global avionics industry is undergoing a sweeping transformation, fueled by rapid advances in technology, surging demand for air travel, and aggressive modernization programs across both commercial and military aviation. Analysts see no slowdown in sight. According to the Business Research Company, the global avionics market is expected to reach…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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Macquarie's MAX Bet: Why a Big Lease Deal Signals Boeing's Slow Rebound

Macquarie AirFinance, one of the industry’s most influential lessors, is doubling down on Boeing’s narrowbody future. The Dublin-based leasing company announced in September that it has ordered 30 additional 737 MAX aircraft, a decision that not only swells its own portfolio but also carries implications for Boeing’s recovery and the…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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Korean Air's $50 Billion Boeing Order Underscores Asia-Pacific's Ascendancy

Korean Air announced that it has placed one of the largest commercial aircraft orders in its history, agreeing to purchase 103 Boeing jets in a deal valued at roughly $36.2 billion. The agreement also covers $13.8 billion worth of engines and a long-term maintenance program, bringing the total transaction close…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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Air France's E190 Makeover Shows Why Embraer's Regional Jet Still Matters

Air France marked the start of September with the first flight of a newly refurbished Embraer E190, complete with a brighter cabin, lighter seats, and free high-speed Wi-Fi on HOP! services from Paris-CDG. This upgrade is more strategic than cosmetic. The refresh lifts comfort (2-2 layout, no middle seats) and…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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LEAP-1A Bottlenecks Send Aircraft Values and Lease Rates Soaring

As of September 2025, the CFM LEAP-1A engine is at the forefront of a significant transformation in the aviation industry. This shift is characterized by a surge in demand, escalating lease rates, and a notable impact on aircraft values and operational dynamics. Key Developments: • Increased Production and Demand: CFM…

By: Aircraft Value News

September 22, 2025

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