The 2025 Dubai Airshow closed with Airbus leading in total commitments, driven by Gulf and African carriers. Boeing secured the largest single deal with Emirates' new widebody purchase, while regional manufacturers like Embraer and De Havilland Canada secured strategic wins.
De Havilland Canada has announced a Letter of Intent with IndiaOne Air to acquire up to 10 Twin Otter Series 300-G aircraft, marking a significant milestone for both companies. The regional airline plans to expand its operations to more destinations in India, leveraging the Twin Otter's performance and reliability.
AeroTime gathered essential stories from the Dubai Airshow 2025, highlighting major Airbus deals announced by local carriers. The event demonstrated growing demand for wide-body aircraft and in-flight internet services, as well as investments in airport infrastructure and fleet modernization.