Boeing narrows its quarterly loss but misses forecasts as 737 output stalls. JetBlue's loss widens as its finance chief plays down debt fears. Heathrow moves Delta to Terminal 4, splitting it from joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic.
Boeing's third quarter loss narrowed to $116mn on revenue of $24.2bn, although its adjusted loss missed forecasts and Kelly Ortberg said the 737 will not be fully stable at 47 a month until next year, pushing rate 52 into late 2027.
JetBlue lost $257mn in the third quarter despite revenue up 21.1 per cent, as fuel rose 57 per cent. Creditors have hired PJT Partners and its loyalty-backed bonds fell to 42 cents, while JetBlue forecasts a better fourth quarter.
Heathrow will move Delta from Terminal 3 to Terminal 4 in 2028, separating it from joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic. Virgin says it will consider all options to challenge the decision, which also moves Finnair, JAL, LATAM and China Southern.
Riyadh's King Khalid airport restarts international flights as the Houthis call it a military target. Western Sydney International opens, Australia's first major new airport in more than five decades. JetBlue's creditors hire restructuring advisers as its bonds slump.
