Lufthansa has confirmed plans to resume flights to Israel from early next year, becoming one of the first major carriers to return to the country since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war in October.
The aviation industry continues to work together to upgrade airport infrastructure around the world, including runways, terminals and other essential facilities to meet passenger and cargo demand, as sustainability practices increase.
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Boeing appears on track to meet its full-year 2023 delivery guidance on two key programs—albeit with the aid of a downward revision to projected 737 totals in October, a nod to nagging production problems that require fixing before aircraft go to customers.
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