single-aisle

Air France-KLM said earlier this month it has decided to postpone taking delivery of two Airbus A380 super jumbos to 2016 from 2014, as well as two single-aisle Airbus A320s.

Air France-KLM Expects Deep Loss David Pearson 2012

China Eastern is now ordering 45 of the single-aisle jets.

China Eastern to Focus on Short-Haul Flights Joanne Chiu 2011

Chicago-based Boeing intends to boost sales in the single-aisle market with its 737 MAX, a version of the company's popular narrow-body jet, that will carry new, advanced engines.

Boeing Plans for Jet Fleet Growth David Kesmodel 2011

Boeing said Norwegian is the first European carrier to finalize an order for the 737 MAX, a revamped, more fuel-efficient version of the U.S. aero-defense group's popular single-aisle jetliner.

Norwegian Air Shuttle Makes Huge Aircraft Order Christina Zander 2012

Boeing said North American demand will focus on the single-aisle category, which will account for 73% of the North America fleet by 2030.

Boeing Plans for Jet Fleet Growth David Kesmodel 2011

Mr. Dohrmann, for example, came up with the canvas wheel covers that now hug the four main landing-gear tires as the single-aisle planes advance down an assembly line.

Boeing Teams Speed Up 737 Output David Kesmodel 2012

The measures include building up market presence in five major U.S. cities, forging joint ventures over the Atlantic and Pacific with foreign carriers, and ordering a massive fleet of new single-aisle airplanes.

AMR Swings to Loss Jack Nicas 2011

The development of the single-aisle C919 underscores China's ambition to showcase its technological progress.

ICBC Places Orders for Chinese Jet Joanne Chiu 2011

Bullet train proponents assume a very small average plane size into the future, as if airlines wouldn't use larger planes—such as the latest generation single-aisle Boeing 737s or Airbus 321s—to meet demand.

California's High-Speed Rail Fibs Wendell Cox 2012

The market for jetliners in North America is expected to rise a modest 41% by 2030 as carriers replace aging single-aisle planes with models that promise better fuel efficiency, Boeing Co. said.

Boeing Plans for Jet Fleet Growth David Kesmodel 2011