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WestJet Set to Receive the First Boeing 737-10 in Early 2027
WestJet Corporate HQ, 22, Aerial Place NE, McCall North Aviation Park, Calgary International Airport, Calgary, Alberta, T2E 3J1, CanadaBoeing Commercial Airplanes
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WestJet^[1]: it "anticipates welcoming its first 737-10 MAX delivery in early 2027"; Reuters: delivery "slated to happen early next year". "Early 2027" is read as the first quarter and dated to its last day, 31 March 2027.
As launch customer, WestJet expects to take the first Boeing 737-10 in early 2027 once Transport Canada and EASA validate the FAA certification, which Boeing's Mike Sinnett put at "probably a couple months" away.

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The Airbus A350F Makes Its First Flight
Toulouse–Blagnac Airport, Toulouse, FranceAirbus
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Airbus's^[1][3][6] own story is dated 29 September 2026: "Today the first A350F aircraft – MSN700 – took to the skies for the very first time", and the crew "flew the aircraft for 4 hours and 10 minutes". Airways reports that on "Tuesday, September 29, at exactly 10:30 am local time, the first A350F, F-WXLD, took off from Toulouse Airport (TLS) RWY 14R". The earlier "around 24 September" was a Reuters-sourced target; the end time adds the 4 h 10 min flight to the 10:30 CEST take-off.
Airbus's first A350F, MSN700 (F-WXLD), took off from Toulouse-Blagnac at about 10:30 local time on 29 September 2026 and flew for 4 hours 10 minutes, opening a roughly 400-hour certification campaign ahead of a first delivery in the second half of 2027.

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WestJet Set to Receive the First Boeing 737-10 in Early 2027

WestJet Corporate HQ, 22, Aerial Place NE, McCall North Aviation Park, Calgary International Airport, Calgary, Alberta, T2E 3J1, Canada

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WestJet Set to Receive the First Boeing 737-10 in Early 2027

Começa em 31/03/2027ESTIMADO76% DE CONFIANÇAem 158 dias

WestJet^[1]: it "anticipates welcoming its first 737-10 MAX delivery in early 2027"; Reuters: delivery "slated to happen early next year". "Early 2027" is read as the first quarter and dated to its last day, 31 March 2027.

As launch customer, WestJet expects to take the first Boeing 737-10 in early 2027 once Transport Canada and EASA validate the FAA certification, which Boeing's Mike Sinnett put at "probably a couple months" away.

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The Airbus A350F Makes Its First Flight

Toulouse–Blagnac Airport, Toulouse, France

Airbus

Começa em 29/09/2026 8:30 UTCCONFIRMADO85% DE CONFIANÇAhá 25 dias

Airbus's^[1][3][6] own story is dated 29 September 2026: "Today the first A350F aircraft – MSN700 – took to the skies for the very first time", and the crew "flew the aircraft for 4 hours and 10 minutes". Airways reports that on "Tuesday, September 29, at exactly 10:30 am local time, the first A350F, F-WXLD, took off from Toulouse Airport (TLS) RWY 14R". The earlier "around 24 September" was a Reuters-sourced target; the end time adds the 4 h 10 min flight to the 10:30 CEST take-off.

Airbus's first A350F, MSN700 (F-WXLD), took off from Toulouse-Blagnac at about 10:30 local time on 29 September 2026 and flew for 4 hours 10 minutes, opening a roughly 400-hour certification campaign ahead of a first delivery in the second half of 2027.