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Lufthansa Confirms €3 Billion India Fleet Upgrade, Expands Germany Connectivity

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By Helen William Verified
| Aviationa2z
FRANKFURT— Lufthansa (LH) has announced a €3 billion investment to modernize its India-bound fleet, reinforcing its long-term commitment to one of its fastest-growing international markets. The investment includes deploying upgraded cabins, next-generation onboard technology, and larger aircraft on key routes, while the airline also expands its India network through Swiss International Air Lines (LX).
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Boeing Expects GE9X Engine Deliveries to Resume as 777-9 Certification Advances

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By Helen William Verified
| Aviationa2z
ARLINGTON- Boeing has confirmed that GE Aerospace has temporarily paused deliveries of GE9X engines for the Boeing 777-9 due to a previously disclosed durability issue. Despite the interruption, Boeing expects engine shipments to resume during the third quarter, keeping the aircraft certification program on track. The delay affects the Boeing 777-9, which is expected to enter commercial service next year.
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Ryanair Refuses to Wait for Passengers Delayed by EU Entry/Exit System

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By Helen William Verified
| Aviationa2z
DUBLIN- Ryanair (FR) chief executive Michael O’Leary has warned travellers that flights will not be held for passengers stuck in passport control queues caused by the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES). The warning follows a Ryanair service from Athens (ATH) to London Luton (LTN) that departed without more than 20 passengers still waiting at border control, one of several such incidents since the system went live.
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