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I would say that’s the strongest indication so far that the U.K. will back RR on the SMR journey

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Surely it’s only a matter of time before the U.K. is forced into this

Really needs an injection of something to get above this 477

Looks like 477 is a bit of a wall atm

We needs some news as it’s gone a bit dry since the air show

Https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2858811/thai-airways-says-its-airbus-a350-engines-are-trouble-free

Looks like the situation has been handled very well tbh and everything’s fine

These issues go on all the time and inspections are key to keep us safe and find problems before something worse

This is exactly what a good company does, and unfortunately with one of the most complex machines ever built by sometimes has issues no and again

The most important thing is how it’s handled

Media frenzy, people publicising not knowing what there on about and the USA meltdown has all contributed to an over reaction imo this week

Nice read into various airlines findings below:

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/japan-airlines-expects-no-flight-cancellations-a350-inspections-2024-09-06/

I’d stay off the chat boards or maybe think what u write if u want to be seen as serious

writing about “A320’s” it kind of points out you havnt a clue what’s going on

Modern turbines just don’t fail these days

They are seriously robust reliable items, a helicopter with 3 is a very safe machine and can even auto rotate to the ground if power failed (plus floats deployed into water)

Possible a system failure of some kind or pilot error possible, seems very strange

So sad for the people involved

Yes once this has been but to bed we will hopefully get back to the 4.90/5 level but we need clarity and the media to stop running story after story with no real outcome

We just need some good news to bump us up again, seems news on new orders has dried up recently and any negative just rocks the boat a little too much

Looks like it was a 12 year old Trent 700 that had an issue a day or so ago not the new xwb engine

It’s the first test flight with enhanced package ready below….

“ On Friday, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner took to the sky for flight tests with our new High Pressure Turbine blade Durability Enhancement package.

For our Trent 1000 customers this is seen as a gamechanger as it more than doubles the engine time on wing for the #Trent1000 TEN.

With an important milestone such as this I must take the opportunity to say a special thank you to all the engineers and teams that have been involved with making this happen.

I look forward to delivering this critical modification to our customers in due course.

#PowerofTrent

Someone said to me years ago “all gaps get filled”

Well maybe there’s some truth in it if u look at the highs from the earnings and then we’re driving through now back to the high of that day

“All gaps get filled” hey

Onwards to £5+ if the markets keep stable

Japan Airlines has placed an order with Airbus for 20 Airbus A350-900 & 11 A321neo aircraft.

This is the second order made by the Japanese carrier this week, following their Boeing 787 order yesterday!

Rumours are the results are very good again, this is how the market makes money

Looking fwd to Aug 1st

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A 40% increase in production and investment across derby

Then ultrafan and new plane from

Airbus

Future is bright