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Tecnam Pulls Back Curtain on New Era of Personal Flying
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Tecnam Pulls Back Curtain on New Era of Personal Flying

Tecnam unveiled its new aircraft lineup at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, marking a significant step forward for the company. Company managing director Giovanni Pascale led the presentation of these innovative designs to attendees. Tecnam’s offerings now span...

How Europe's F-35 Fleet Has Grown Over The Last 12 Months
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How Europe's F-35 Fleet Has Grown Over The Last 12 Months

As of late 2023, Europe’s fleet of F-35 Lightning II aircraft has expanded significantly, exceeding thirty-four delivered jets within the past twelve months. This growth makes Europe the region with the most rapid increase in this advanced fighter plane....

Honeywell Aerospace eyes acquisitions to ease supply bottlenecks
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Honeywell Aerospace eyes acquisitions to ease supply bottlenecks

Honeywell Aerospace is exploring the possibility of acquiring smaller companies as a strategy to mitigate ongoing supply chain disruptions impacting its operations. The company’s primary focus involves addressing quality issues within its products, which...

Swarm Aero targets lower cost, 9,000-nm range with Gamera drone
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Swarm Aero targets lower cost, 9,000-nm range with Gamera drone

Swarm Aero recently revealed the Gamera drone, a substantial military aircraft engineered for extended operational capabilities. This new drone is specifically designed to achieve a maximum flight range of over 9,000 nautical miles. The company aims to...

Electra maps out Atlas production plan for EL9
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Electra maps out Atlas production plan for EL9

Electra has finalized an agreement with US aerospace manufacturer Atlas to produce airframes for the flight-test and certification program of its EL9 Ultra Short aircraft. Specifically, Atlas will be responsible for manufacturing and assembling the initial...

Electra maps out Atlas Group production plan for EL9
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Electra maps out Atlas Group production plan for EL9

Electra has finalized an agreement with US aerospace manufacturer, Atlas Group, to produce airframes for the EL9 Ultra Short programme’s flight-test and certification program. The initial batch of pre-production airframes will be manufactured and assembled...

Britten-Norman lays out Islander ambitions following first flight
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Britten-Norman lays out Islander ambitions following first flight

Richard Milne, as Britten-Norman’s chief operating officer, has overseen a significant period of activity for the aircraft manufacturer since assuming his role in November 2023. Following the recent successful inaugural flight of the company's new Islander...

Avincis to boost firefighting fleet with Bell 214ST deal
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Avincis to boost firefighting fleet with Bell 214ST deal

Avincis, a Lisbon-headquartered aerial services provider, is planning to expand its firefighting capabilities through the acquisition of five Bell 214ST medium-twin helicopters. The agreement was formalized via a letter of intent with type certificate...

Why Go-Arounds Save Lives: Lessons From Unstabilized Approaches
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Why Go-Arounds Save Lives: Lessons From Unstabilized Approaches

A recent runway overrun at Prime Air, occurring on July 26th near Jacksonville International Airport in Florida, underscores the vital role of go-around procedures in aviation safety. The incident involved an aircraft experiencing an unstabilized approach,...

ACG names Jilinda Crowley as CFO
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ACG names Jilinda Crowley as CFO

Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has named Jilinda Crowley as its Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, a role commencing immediately. Crowley will be based at ACG’s Newport Beach, California headquarters, assuming responsibility for the...

Icelandair mechanics threaten ‘indefinite’ strike
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Icelandair mechanics threaten ‘indefinite’ strike

Negotiations regarding a new wage agreement between Icelandair and its mechanics concluded unfavourably in June, prompting the Icelandic Aircraft Mechanics Association (FVFI) to announce an impending indefinite strike. The FVFI intends to initiate this...

Drukair stays with CFM to power A321XLRs
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Drukair stays with CFM to power A321XLRs

In 2024, Bhutanese carrier Drukair finalized its selection of the CFM International Leap-1A engine for its new aircraft orders. The agreement encompasses five Airbus aircraft: two A321XLR models and three A320neo variants. This decision was revealed by...