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Top Aircraft Maintenance Jobs

Aircraft mechanics are in high demand across numerous sectors within aviation and space, representing a diverse array of job roles. The field offers a broad spectrum of career possibilities for individuals seeking to specialize in maintaining various types...

JCB Aero achieves Boeing Part 145 certification
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JCB Aero achieves Boeing Part 145 certification

JCB Aero, a division of the AMAC Aerospace Group, has successfully obtained Boeing Part 145 certification, significantly broadening its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services. This new approval specifically covers Boeing aircraft operations,...

US Air Force moves closer to ski-equipped C-130J Hercules
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US Air Force moves closer to ski-equipped C-130J Hercules

The US Air Force is pursuing the development of a specialized C-130J Hercules aircraft equipped with skis, marking a significant step towards enhanced operational capabilities in challenging terrain. Sierra Nevada Corporation has been awarded a contract...

JCB Aero receives Boeing Part 145 maintenance approval
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JCB Aero receives Boeing Part 145 maintenance approval

JCB Aero confirmed the expansion of its Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services due to a recent achievement. Specifically, the company secured an extension of its Boeing Part 145 maintenance approval. This certification allows JCB Aero to continue...

AnimaWings selects SAMCO for Airbus A220 maintenance
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AnimaWings selects SAMCO for Airbus A220 maintenance

AnimaWings has chosen SAMCO Aircraft Maintenance (SAMCO) to serve as its base maintenance provider for the Airbus A220 fleet. This new agreement reinforces a pre-existing, strong relationship between the two companies. The collaboration builds upon...

Indian air force tests locally produced Long Range Glide Bomb
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Indian air force tests locally produced Long Range Glide Bomb

The Indian Air Force recently conducted the initial drop test of a domestically manufactured glide bomb, named Khagantak-243 (K-243). This weapon is available in four different sizes to accommodate varied operational needs. Crucially, the K-243 is designed...

New Delhi sets dates for 2027 Aero India show
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New Delhi sets dates for 2027 Aero India show

India’s defence ministry has confirmed that the 2027 Aero India airshow will take place in Bengaluru, running from February 8th to 12th. The event is scheduled every two years and serves as a prominent international platform. A key focus of the show will...

Embraer delivers 2,000th E-Jet as E2 expands market reach
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Embraer delivers 2,000th E-Jet as E2 expands market reach

Embraer recently delivered its 2,000th aircraft within the E-Jet program, marking a significant milestone for the Brazilian airframer. Azul will operate this historic 2,000th E-Jet, furthering the expansion of the E2’s market presence. This delivery...

GE secures Pentagon funding for hypersonic test platform
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GE secures Pentagon funding for hypersonic test platform

GE Aerospace has received additional funding from the US military to develop a new hypersonic test platform as part of the Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program. The Defense Innovation Unit announced the award on September 1st,...

South African CAA ‘Looking Into’ 50-Foot Stadium Flyover
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South African CAA ‘Looking Into’ 50-Foot Stadium Flyover

On Tuesday, two Airlink aircraft experienced an incident near Orlando Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. The jets were approximately 50 feet away from the stadium during the event. The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has initiated an...

South African CAA Investigating 50-Foot Stadium Flyover
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South African CAA Investigating 50-Foot Stadium Flyover

The South African Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is currently investigating an incident involving two Airlink aircraft that approached dangerously close to a stadium flyover. The near miss occurred on July 26, 2024, during operations at Loftus Versfeld...

Horizon starts testing anti-icing technologies for Cavorite X7
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Horizon starts testing anti-icing technologies for Cavorite X7

Horizon Aircraft, in collaboration with Cert Center Canada and the University of Toronto, has commenced initial windtunnel tests evaluating new ice-phobic coatings designed for application to their Cavorite X7 aircraft. These coatings were developed by...

REGENT completes first human-crewed seaglider flight
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REGENT completes first human-crewed seaglider flight

On September 2, 2026, REGENT announced the successful completion of the inaugural crewed flight of its Viceroy seaglider. This historic voyage took place between Long Beach, California, and Newport Beach, California. The flight represents a significant...

Avia Solutions Group first-half loss tops €110m
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Avia Solutions Group first-half loss tops €110m

Holding company also discloses liquidation of interior completions subsidiaries in July. Wet-lease, logistics and MRO specialist Avia Solutions Group saw pre-tax losses balloon to over €110 million ($126 million) in the first half of 2026, as rising costs...

Why Are Airplane Clearing Turns Always Made to the Left?
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Why Are Airplane Clearing Turns Always Made to the Left?

Airplane clearing turns are consistently executed to the left due to established aviation regulations designed to prioritize safety during air traffic operations. These maneuvers serve as a critical component of flight training, teaching pilots how to...