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Archer Flies Midnight Air Taxi Over San Francisco Bay
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Archer Flies Midnight Air Taxi Over San Francisco Bay

Midnight, Archer’s electric air taxi prototype, completed three successful takeoffs and landings over the San Francisco Bay Area during operations conducted last week. The tests were performed within the designated operational zone surrounding SFO Airport....

Rolls-Royce kicks off Pearl 10X serial production
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Rolls-Royce kicks off Pearl 10X serial production

Rolls-Royce has initiated series production of the Pearl 10X engines specifically designed to power the Dassault Falcon 10X business jet. This marks a significant step in support of the French airframer’s newest aircraft program. The engine represents the...

Airbus A320: The Most Successful Aircraft Family Ever Built
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Airbus A320: The Most Successful Aircraft Family Ever Built

The Airbus A320 family represents an unparalleled success story in commercial aviation history, consistently demonstrating remarkable growth and market dominance. This aircraft lineage has experienced sustained expansion over its operational lifespan,...

Is Central Asia running into an air cargo capacity gap?
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Is Central Asia running into an air cargo capacity gap?

Central Asia is experiencing significant growth as a developing industrial and logistics market, presenting new opportunities for air cargo operations. Estimates suggest the region requires approximately $33 billion in investment to meet its expanding...

New Zealand signs for five MH-60R Seahawks
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New Zealand signs for five MH-60R Seahawks

New Zealand has finalized an agreement to acquire five Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk helicopters, bolstering maritime rotorcraft capabilities throughout Australasia. The official contract was signed on October 16th between New Zealand and the US government,...

Could Boeing Really Develop A 787 Ultra-Long-Haul Variant?
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Could Boeing Really Develop A 787 Ultra-Long-Haul Variant?

Boeing is reportedly considering developing an ultra-long-haul variant of its 787 Dreamliner aircraft, potentially expanding the plane’s capabilities to cover even greater distances. The company has been exploring options for extending the range of the...

A Pilot Looks at 50
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A Pilot Looks at 50

Robert “Bob” Miller, a 67-year-old retiree, completed his Private Pilot License (PPL) after a three-year dedication to learning aviation. The entire process involved extensive ground school and practical flight training with Skybound Aviation in Phoenix,...

Saab unveils first GlobalEye for Sweden
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Saab unveils first GlobalEye for Sweden

Saab officially revealed the initial GlobalEye aircraft designated for deployment by Sweden, bolstering the nation’s surveillance capabilities across multiple domains. The Swedish Air Force secured this order through the Swedish Defence Materiel...

Ontic launches CargoCare to cut downtime
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Ontic launches CargoCare to cut downtime

Ontic has introduced CargoCare, a new suite of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services designed specifically for cargo operators. The initial offering focuses on an exchange and overhaul program targeting Boeing 747 leading-edge flap drive units....

KAI uncrewed aircraft in milestone formation flight with FA-50
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KAI uncrewed aircraft in milestone formation flight with FA-50

Work will inform company’s efforts to develop larger, more advanced collaborative combat aircraft. Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has flown its uncrewed Adaptable Aerial Platform (AAP) in formation with an FA-50 light combat jet. The work was intended to...

KAI uncrewed aircraft in milestone formation flight FA-50
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KAI uncrewed aircraft in milestone formation flight FA-50

Work will inform company’s efforts to develop larger, more advanced collaborative combat aircraft. Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has flown its uncrewed Adaptable Aerial Platform (AAP) in formation with an FA-50 light combat jet. The work was intended to...

South Korea starts process to acquire P-3CK replacement
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South Korea starts process to acquire P-3CK replacement

South Korea has initiated proceedings to secure a new maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) following the planned retirement of its existing fleet. The South Korean navy intends to decommission all seven Lockheed P-3CK Orions by 2030, driven primarily by evolving...

Flyte takes a different path to air taxi market
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Flyte takes a different path to air taxi market

Flyte, a New York start-up, is developing an on-demand charter network utilizing the Cirrus Vision Jet. This approach represents a departure from previous attempts in the regional air taxi market, which often focused on very-light jets like the Eclipse 500...

For MRO specialist Yingling there’s no place like home
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For MRO specialist Yingling there’s no place like home

Yingling Aerospace Services, a specialized maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider, maintains its headquarters in Wichita, Kansas, marking an impressive 80-year legacy for the company. Despite significant growth, Yingling has steadfastly remained...

Duncan Aviation looks forward as it marks 70th birthday
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Duncan Aviation looks forward as it marks 70th birthday

Duncan Aviation, a Nebraska-based MRO firm, is celebrating its 70th anniversary and looking ahead to continued growth. The company has established itself as a national and international player in maintenance, repair, and overhaul services. A recent $89...

Business aviation rides the turbulence in USA
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Business aviation rides the turbulence in USA

Market continues to thrive, in spite of economic uncertainty. Despite Donald Trump’s insistence that the US economy is on the cusp of a boom, Americans appear less than convinced. High interest rates, stubborn inflation, and soaring fuel prices – the...

Speed of light: SyberJet to unveil SJ36
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Speed of light: SyberJet to unveil SJ36

SyberJet is set to reveal its new aircraft, the SJ36, at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas on October 19th, marking its debut in mock-up form. The company asserts that this jet will surpass the speed of its previous model, the SJ30-2, and establish itself as the sole...