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Pilot and A&P: The Dual-Certificated Edge
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Pilot and A&P: The Dual-Certificated Edge

A pilot holding an Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) license possesses a significant advantage within the aviation industry, offering expanded opportunities compared to pilots alone. This dual certification allows individuals to perform aircraft maintenance...

Airbus reports higher H1 2026 revenue and profit
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Airbus reports higher H1 2026 revenue and profit

Airbus announced improved financial results for the first half of 2026, showcasing a significant increase in both revenue and profitability. This positive performance was primarily fueled by elevated commercial aircraft deliveries throughout the period....

TrueNoord completes sale of majority stake to Arcus
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TrueNoord completes sale of majority stake to Arcus

TrueNoord has finalized the divestment of a roughly 74% ownership interest to Arcus Infrastructure Partners, marking a significant development for the regional aircraft lessor. Freshstream initially invested in TrueNoord and will maintain a minority...

Boeing completes final 737-10 certification flight
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Boeing completes final 737-10 certification flight

Boeing has successfully concluded its extensive flight test campaign for the 737-10 aircraft, a period encompassing 976 flights and totaling over 2,060 flight hours alongside approximately 1,040 ground tests. This comprehensive evaluation rigorously...

WLFC secures engine storage agreement with Pratt & Whitney
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WLFC secures engine storage agreement with Pratt & Whitney

Willis Lease Finance Corporation (WLFC) has finalized a five-year deal with Pratt & Whitney to offer long-term storage and lease return services for specific aircraft engines. The agreement focuses on supporting Pratt & Whitney’s growing needs within its...

RAAF P-8As hunt subs, surface ships at RIMPAC exercise
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RAAF P-8As hunt subs, surface ships at RIMPAC exercise

The exercise provides the RAAF P-8A community with its first experience using a new anti-ship capability. Royal Australian Air Force Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft are serving in both the anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface roles during...

TAI set to resume T-70 production following US sanctions relief
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TAI set to resume T-70 production following US sanctions relief

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is preparing to restart production of the T-70 utility helicopter, a local adaptation of the Sikorsky S-70 design. This resumption follows the lifting of sanctions imposed by the United States government. According to...

Nigeria set to receive first three M-346FAs
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Nigeria set to receive first three M-346FAs

Nigeria is preparing to take delivery of its initial fleet of three Leonardo M-346FA advanced jet trainers, with an original target date of 2025 previously established. The Nigerian Air Force has successfully completed factory acceptance tests for this...

Cessna Citation CJ3 Gen3 completes first flight in Wichita
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Cessna Citation CJ3 Gen3 completes first flight in Wichita

Textron Aviation successfully completed the inaugural flight of the Cessna Citation CJ3 Gen3 prototype at its facility in Wichita, Kansas. This marks a significant milestone for the development of the new light business jet. The initial flight was...

Inside MTSU’s Aerospace Program
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Inside MTSU’s Aerospace Program

Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) is participating in EAA's annual Experimental Aircraft Association convention at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The university will be showcasing its aerospace program fleet of aircraft, including two Cessna 172 Skyhawks and a...

How Student Pilots Can Overcome Navigation Anxiety
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How Student Pilots Can Overcome Navigation Anxiety

Student pilots can effectively combat navigation anxiety through targeted instruction focusing on traditional skills. Certified Flight Instructors (CFIs) play a crucial role in guiding learners away from overreliance on electronic devices. Specifically,...

Airbus keeps ramp-up schedule unchanged at half-year mark
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Airbus keeps ramp-up schedule unchanged at half-year mark

Airbus remains confident in its production ramp-up schedule following a strong performance during the first six months of the year. The airframer has maintained its previously announced projections, reflecting robust commercial aircraft deliveries....