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Airbus secures VietJet deal at Paris Air Show

Boeing Keeps Low Profile at Paris Air Show as Airbus Announces Deals

The show is happening at a delicate time for Boeing, which is coming off its best month for sales in a year and a half and a deadly plane crash in India involving one of its aircraft.

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Airbus strikes Vietjet deal at Paris Air Show, hopes for tariff rollback

Airbus has struck a deal with Vietnamese budget airline Vietjet for up to 150 single-aisle jets at the Paris Air Show as the aviation industry’s hopes to return to a tariff-free trade agreement were given a boost by United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.

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Airbus seals VietJet deal as hopes rise at air show for end to tariffs

Airbus struck a deal with budget airline VietJet for up to 150 single-aisle jets at the Paris Airshow on Tuesday, where industry hopes of a return to tariff-free trade were given a boost by U.S. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy.

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Transportation Secretary: Our system is safe — we have the safest skies in the world here in America

CNBC's Phil LeBeau talks to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at the Paris Air Show to discuss last week's Air India crash, ...

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United States partners with 4 other countries to bring AMM to aviation systems

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and acting (FAA) Administrator Chris Rocheleau signed a declaration at the ...

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American Air Taxis Could Go Global With New FAA Partnerships

U.S. government and AAM industry stakeholders unveil the five-way multinational agreement at the Paris Air Show. [Jack ...

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Archer Aviation, FAA and DOT lead global alliance to streamline eVTOL certification

Archer Aviation (NYSE:ACHR) along with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Department of Transportation announced ...

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Duffy ‘aggressively’ supports big, beautiful bill for air traffic control reboot: ‘Gives us a start’

While the bill allots an initial $12.5 billion for the Federal Aviation Administration, Duffy said it needs more than that, which the Senate might allow.

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