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Editor’s Note: The 2025 Paris Air Show

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 30, 2025

The 2025 Paris Air Show, June 16-22, was a far cry from the highs of 2023, casting a more restrained tone over Le Bourget. A mix of geopolitical friction, slowing global growth, and the recent Air India crash involving a Boeing 787 kept the mood cautious and the champagne on ice.

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