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GE Aerospace’s FlightPulse App continues its rapid ascent in popularity among commercial and business jet pilots, with user numbers soaring to 60,000—an increase of 156% since 2022. The App is now in use by 29 airlines and 49 business jet operators, with an estimated 15–20% of airline pilots worldwide having installed it as part of […]
Scoot, the low-cost arm of Singapore Airlines, has partnered with OutSystems to overhaul its flight disruption management system, significantly improving operational efficiency and real-time communication across departments during irregular operations. The airline has replaced its previous system of fragmented, text-based group chats—with more than 600 notifications manually issued each day—with a unified, AI-powered platform built
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Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio – July 29, 2025 – NetJets, the global leader in private aviation and fractional ownership, has announced the adoption of GE Aerospace’s FlightPulse® across its U.S. and European operations, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to safety and operational excellence. The company becomes the first shared ownership provider to deploy the cutting-edge application,
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fter years of hands-on experience working on Honeywell-equipped aircraft, Yingling Aviation is proud to announce that it is now officially a Honeywell Authorized Dealer. This milestone marks a key step in Yingling’s continued expansion and reflects the company’s commitment to building strong, strategic partnerships within the aviation industry As part of this new agreement, Yingling
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Olathe, Kansas – 12 May 2025 — Garmin (NYSE: GRMN), a global leader in aviation navigation and technology, has announced the expansion of its Garmin Navigation Database to include the South Pacific region, delivering affordable, flexible data solutions to pilots and operators across Australia, New Zealand, and surrounding countries. Previously available in the Americas and
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SPH Engineering releases a new version of UgCS software that improves elevation data accuracy, makes mission planning easier, and introduces several enhancements to improve user experience. The new features include the ability to explicitly set flight altitude in photogrammetry and corridor missions, support for DJI M3D and M3TD drones, and access to USGS 1/3 Arc
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Mississauga, ON – April 23, 2025 – Skyservice Business Aviation (“Skyservice”), a leading North American provider of business aviation services, today announced that it has received Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for installing the Gogo Galileo HDX System on Gulfstream G280 aircraft. This STC is approved by Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA), with the Federal Aviation
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São José dos Campos, Brazil, 9 April, 2025 –Embraer (NYSE: ERJ / B3: EMBR3), a global aerospace industry leader, has finalized an agreement with Intelsat to install its high-speed in-flight connectivity system on E-Jet E2s during aircraft production. The system, with transmission speeds up to 275Mbps, gives passengers in the sky a similar streaming and surfing
EMBRAER TO OFFER INTELSAT’S FACTORY INSTALLED HIGH SPEED WIFI SYSTEMRead More »
“Most waste circuit boards from avionics are processed outside the UK using vast amounts of energy and creating CO² – we needed to find a new solution to this environmental challenge.” David Bentley, Divisional Vice President – Muirhead Avionics/AMETEK MRO Muirhead Avionics/AMETEK MRO is the first specialist avionics MRO business to trade with The Royal Mint’s
Daher today announced a range of avionics and systems enhancements for its Kodiak 900 and Kodiak Series III airplanes in 2025, further improving their operability, maintainability and flight safety – along with increasing the commonality between these two versions and the company’s TBM 960 aircraft. The improvements involve both standard and optional equipment, and are
