Connecting Skies • Bridging Continents
The gate-to-gate demonstrator tested automated taxiing, AI-assisted pilot support and quantum sensing navigation on an A350 test aircraft before concluding its campaign. Airbus has concluded
Addressing delegates at the association’s 56th Annual General Assembly in Mauritius, AASA chief executive Aaron Munetsi set out five measurable actions to unlock the continent’s
The by-the-seat air service returns for this year’s Las Vegas convention, with Joby Aviation on hand to outline plans for introducing electric air taxis into
The 6,000 square metre building can produce up to five helicopter simulators at a time, as the site’s workforce has grown by more than 30%
Blackhawk Performance Centres will provide authorised maintenance support for the P2012 series, including the P2012 VIP, under a comprehensive agreement effective immediately. Tecnam has appointed
Deliveries rose 6% year-over-year to mark the company’s best third-quarter performance on record, taking its nine-month total to 175 aircraft. Embraer delivered 66 aircraft in
The Level D device at FSI’s Long Beach Learning Center is the first G600/G700 convertible simulator approved for training in the United States. FlightSafety International
A Boeing 747 freighter secured by JAL will fly a weekly circuit linking Los Angeles, Narita, Taipei and Singapore from 3 October, targeting demand for
The deal brings together a combined fleet of more than 175 aircraft and 140 further firm orders, creating one of the larger low-cost and leisure
The 14,000-square-foot addition to Collins’ West Des Moines plant, which already ships more than 25,000 engine nozzles a month, follows a $14 million expansion of
The transaction splits 17 aircraft into a sale-leaseback with FTAI’s Strategic Capital business and 10 off-lease jets to support its Aerospace Products engine business, marking
Named Servant One and secured through a 10-year lease with AeroSpring Leasing, the twin-engine aircraft gives the humanitarian nonprofit its own dedicated capacity for the
The eVTOL developer says the review, following its first piloted transition flight at Farnborough, will explore strategic and financial partnerships for its next phase of
The Airbus A321XLR is the first aircraft in United’s fleet to fly with the new engine standard, which Pratt & Whitney says offers up to
The 36-seat hybrid-electric regional airliner supersedes the earlier ES-30 design, and JSX has converted its 2023 letter of intent into a deposit-backed purchase agreement. Heart
New York State is contributing a further $8.4 million in tax credits toward the project, which will upgrade a site that has served as GE’s
Wang, who brings 30 years of airline experience across Dallas, Manila, Bangkok and Xiamen, aims to build a commercially focused team combining global resources with
The GSSA relationship began within a year of Air Senegal’s launch and now channels cargo flows from as far afield as the UAE, Belgium, Germany
The Bermuda-based carrier will lease an E190F from Regional One, extending its passenger network into express cargo across the Caribbean and North America. BERMUDAIR BECOMES
The Slovak geospatial services provider will operate the aircraft through its aerial survey subsidiary AERIMAP, becoming the latest addition to Diamond’s special-mission customer base. DIAMOND
Total Cargo Management provider TCE has argued that airlines entering new cargo markets need integrated handling, supplier and customer-service capability in place before they start
The Avia Solutions Group-owned Queensland operator argues that manufacturer-backed life-extension programmes, not the calendar, determine whether a regional turboprop fleet remains economically viable. SKYTRANS LINKS
Baltic Ground Services and its fuel-supply subsidiary Gulfstream Oil have begun into-plane fueling services for Airest at Kaunas and Riga airports respectively, extending BGS Group’s
Pratt & Whitney Canada has removed contractual restrictions that limited independent suppliers’ access to used PT6 and PW100-series turboprop parts, following a European Commission competition
The Fort Lauderdale-based charter operator has taken delivery of its first Tecnam P2012 Traveller, the first of a two-aircraft order that begins phasing out its
The Jakarta-based wet-lease and charter carrier has become an IATA member after securing its IOSA safety registration last year, as it plans to grow its
The largest Part 141 flight school in the United States has added two Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft to bolster multi-engine training capacity for its roughly
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association’s second-quarter report shows business jet and turboprop shipments both up more than seven percent in the first six months of
AS EGYPT TARGETS 30 MILLION TOURISTS A YEAR BY 2030, KLASJET ARGUES THAT AIRLINES CAN USE ACMI CAPACITY ALONGSIDE PERMANENT FLEETS TO MANAGE SEASONAL DEMAND,
ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS AND AIRBUS HAVE SIGNED A FLIGHT TRAINING AGREEMENT THAT WILL PLACE ANA GROUP AND PARTNER AIRLINE CADETS INTO AN AB-INITIO PROGRAMME AT
