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Honeywell Aerospace Stock Plunges 21% on Weak Guidance, Aftermarket Lag
Honeywell Aerospace shares fell 20.8% after the company slashed its 2026 organic sales growth forecast and reported aftermarket growth far below peers GE and RTX.
Honeywell Aerospace Cuts 2026 Outlook After Engine Segment Drags Earnings
Honeywell Aerospace shares tumbled 10% after the company slashed its 2026 outlook, citing a sharp drop in engine segment profits. The revised guidance missed analyst estimates.
Qantas Project Sunrise Test Flight Success Puts Premium Pricing Strategy to the Test
Qantas cleared a key endurance test for Project Sunrise, but the commercial viability depends on selling 98 premium seats at premium prices.
Qantas Sunrise Test Clears Range Hurdle, Premium Strategy Faces Market Test
Qantas (ASX:QAN) Project Sunrise A350-1000ULR test flight meets range target. Premium seating at 41.2% of capacity; stock fell 3% on day.
Boeing Regains Aircraft Certification Authority Ahead of Key Cash Flow Update
The FAA will restore Boeing's full certification powers for 737 MAX and 787 aircraft next week, covering 90% of deliveries. Shares slipped 0.14% to $214.03.
AAR Corp. Shares Slip Ahead of Q4 Report; Margins in Focus
AAR Corp. shares slipped 0.6% to $135.67 Friday, ending the week 5.5% lower. With a P/E of 30 and Q4 earnings due July 21, investors focus on margins as organic growth slows.
Boeing Stock Surges in Holiday Week, Nearing 2026 Gains
Boeing (BA) gained 3.62% on July 2, closing at $226.49, as the stock captured nearly all of its 2026 gains in a shortened holiday week. The defense sector rally lifted shares, but delivery challenges remain.
KC-135 Tanker Emergency Over Qatar Renews Scrutiny of Aging Fleet
A US KC-135 Stratotanker declared an emergency over Qatar, highlighting the strain on the aging tanker fleet amid heightened tensions with Iran.
Airbus Shares Edge Up Despite Slower January Deliveries, Supply Chain Concerns Persist
Airbus shares gained 0.94% to €191.30 as the company reported 19 aircraft deliveries in January, down from 25 a year earlier. Supply chain bottlenecks remain a key challenge ahead of full-year results.