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BermudAir Bets on the Airbus A220 to Rewrite Its Own Growth Story

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By Roberto Leiro Verified
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‍FARNBOROUGH — BermudAir (2T) landed in the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow as a three-year-old regional operator flying Embraer E175 and E190 jets between Bermuda, the Caribbean, Central America and the US East Coast, and it is departing having placed its first direct order with Airbus for 10 A220-300s, declaring that its next chapter will be flown on a mainline single-aisle jet.
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Five Takeaways from Pratt's Farnborough Comeback Bid

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By Roberto Leiro Verified
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‍FARNBOROUGH – Pratt & Whitney President Rick Deurloo arrived at the 2026 Farnborough Airshow to reset the narrative around the GTF. After years of powder-metal fallout and a bruising global AOG cycle, he sketched a program now entering a decisive proving two-year window in which durability, shop-visit cadence and operator confidence must visibly turn.
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No Airline, No Problem: How Two Lessors Bet Big at Farnborough

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By Roberto Leiro Verified
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‍FARNBOROUGH – SMBC Aviation Capital and BOC Aviation didn’t bring liveries or fanfare to Farnborough today, but they did quietly reshape the backbone of the global fleet by placing large orders of aircraft and engines. The biggest aircraft transactions announced today aren’t coming from airlines but from the lessors who supply them. SMBC Aviation Capital, the Dublin-based lessor owned by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Sumitomo Corporation, signed for 200 new narrowbody jets.
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