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Boeing recorded the best start to the year in the last decade: in the first four months of 2026, the group received orders for 284 aircraft, the highest figure recorded by April since 2014. In April alone, orders nearly matched the total for the entire first quarter.

Losses decreased in the first quarter and revenues reached 8.7 billion, but the increase in jet fuel costs (up to 1.7 billion) and tensions in the Middle East make the 2026 outlook more uncertain. The group confirms the guidance but expects earnings below expectations.

Weak quarter for Airbus with profits down, due to fewer aircraft delivered to customers, while American rival Boeing has gained ground for the first time in years.

The American aerospace manufacturer Boeing closed the first quarter of 2026 with a smaller loss and increased revenues, accompanied by a record order backlog and signs of operational recovery after years of difficulties.

The European Union is dependent on the Persian Gulf for jet fuel and diesel: thus, the Commission has asked member countries to consider introducing “voluntary demand reduction measures” in transportation. Car travel and air travel, therefore, could be limited. All the details.