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ST Engineering lifts H1 profit 27% as revenue hits SG$6.57bn
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ST Engineering lifts H1 profit 27% as revenue hits SG$6.57bn

ST Engineering announced a strong financial performance for the first half of 2026, reporting total revenue of SG$6.57 billion, representing an increase of 11% compared to the previous year’s SG$5.92 billion. This growth was fueled by expansion across all...

STS wins US Air Force KC-46 support deal
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STS wins US Air Force KC-46 support deal

STS Aviation Group has been selected as a prime contractor for the US Air Force’s KC-46 Commercial Common Repairable Support (CASPER) programme. The multi-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers repair and exchange support for...

NOEMI lands further seaplane deal this time in the Philippines
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NOEMI lands further seaplane deal this time in the Philippines

NOEMI Aerospace (NOEMI) has signed an MoU with Philippine seaplane operator Horizon Sun Charters (HSC) covering three NOEMI amphibious aircraft, with options for two more. The agreement marks NOEMI’s entry into the Philippine market and forms part of its...

6 Active Fighter Jets That Can Exceed Mach 2
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6 Active Fighter Jets That Can Exceed Mach 2

Six active fighter jet models currently operate globally, each possessing the capability to achieve supersonic speeds. Specifically, several contemporary aircraft are designed to surpass Mach 2 when operating at higher altitudes. The F-35 Lightning II and...

Marshall aims to find buyer for aerospace business by year-end
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Marshall aims to find buyer for aerospace business by year-end

Marshall Aerospace, a UK family firm, is undertaking a comprehensive sales process to divest its final division, the military maintenance, repair and overhaul provider. The owner of Marshall Aerospace intends to conclude this sale within the current...

Seattle-Tacoma Moves Forward with $2.5B S Concourse Renovation
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Seattle-Tacoma Moves Forward with $2.5B S Concourse Renovation

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac) is embarking on a significant renovation project totaling an estimated $2.5 billion. This ambitious undertaking will focus primarily on constructing a new south concourse at the airport’s main terminal. The...

Air Canada swings to a loss as it looks to recapture fuel costs
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Air Canada swings to a loss as it looks to recapture fuel costs

Air Canada reported an operating loss of $215 million for the second quarter of 2026, exceeding investor expectations. This financial result was primarily attributed to elevated fuel prices and significant one-time labor expenses impacting the airline’s...

Latvia weighs Embraer A-29 Super Tucano as drone hunter
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Latvia weighs Embraer A-29 Super Tucano as drone hunter

Latvia’s Air Force is assessing whether to acquire light combat aircraft capable of intercepting drones, with Embraer’s A-29 Super Tucano named as… The post Latvia weighs Embraer A-29 Super Tucano as drone hunter appeared first on AeroTime.

Are Those ‘Smoking Rivets’ on an Airplane a Safety Risk?
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Are Those ‘Smoking Rivets’ on an Airplane a Safety Risk?

Fretting, a corrosion process affecting aircraft components, is a critical concern for aviation safety professionals. This condition manifests as small pits or ‘smoking rivets,’ indicating localized material degradation due to vibration and environmental...