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US clears major sale of Bell helicopters to Iraq
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US clears major sale of Bell helicopters to Iraq

Package covers $800 million in helicopters, including weapons and sensors. The US government has cleared the possible sale of Bell 407M and 412EPX helicopters to Iraq. The potential Foreign Military Sales deal is valued at $800 million, but the US...

Aeroflot Group works on measures to ease first-half fuel impact
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Aeroflot Group works on measures to ease first-half fuel impact

Aeroflot Group reported a net loss under international accounting standards due to increased fuel costs during the first half of the year. The Russian operator is actively implementing revenue and network optimization strategies aimed at mitigating the...

5 GA Aircraft Intercepted for Violating Presidential TFR
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5 GA Aircraft Intercepted for Violating Presidential TFR

North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) issued an urgent message advising all pilots to meticulously review Notices to Air Missions (NOTAMs) prior to any flight operations. This directive followed the interception of five general aviation aircraft...

Rohloff takes over as CEO of Textron Aviation
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Rohloff takes over as CEO of Textron Aviation

Brian Rohloff assumed the role of president and chief executive officer at Textron Aviation following a distinguished 29-year tenure with the Wichita aircraft manufacturer. He succeeded Ron Draper, who previously held the top position for an extended...

NTSB Vice Chair Announces Retirement
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NTSB Vice Chair Announces Retirement

Michael Graham, former F/A-18 pilot and Textron Aviation safety chief, will retire from his position as vice chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) effective December 31, 2024. He joined the NTSB in 2020, bringing extensive experience to...

Textron Aviation gains Australian CASA Part 145 approval
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Textron Aviation gains Australian CASA Part 145 approval

Textron Aviation has secured Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Part 145 approval for its Australian maintenance organization, bolstering service and support capabilities throughout the Asia-Pacific region. This approval specifically encompasses...

SIAEC acquires 30% stake Arport AME Fujian
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SIAEC acquires 30% stake Arport AME Fujian

SIA Engineering Company Limited (SIAEC) finalized the acquisition of a 30% equity stake in Arport Aircraft Maintenance & Engineering (Fujian), operating as Arport AME, on August 26, 2026. This strategic investment marks a significant step for SIAEC’s...

AMAC Aerospace reports strong Bombardier demand
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AMAC Aerospace reports strong Bombardier demand

AMAC Aerospace reported robust demand for its maintenance services, particularly concerning Bombardier’s Challenger and Global aircraft families. The company recently finished numerous scheduled inspections at their Basel facility, servicing operators...

Zuri launches uncrewed cargo VTOL
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Zuri launches uncrewed cargo VTOL

Zuri Aerospace recently introduced its new uncrewed cargo Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) aircraft, specifically engineered for both civil and defense applications. This hybrid-electric tiltrotor is designed to transport payloads exceeding 100...

Saab Gripen F makes first flight with Brazilian pilot aboard
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Saab Gripen F makes first flight with Brazilian pilot aboard

On August 28, 2026, Saab conducted the inaugural flight of its Gripen F aircraft, marking a significant milestone in the program’s development. This two-seat variant was flown for the very first time during this test event. Captain Paulo Henrique Silva, a...

Uzbekistan’s J-10CEs break cover
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Uzbekistan’s J-10CEs break cover

Uzbekistan has unveiled its initial Chengdu J-10CE fighter jets, representing a significant export achievement for China's defense aerospace industry. The display occurred during Uzbekistan’s national day celebrations on September 1st, as evidenced by a...

First Hurjet for Turkish air force conducts maiden sortie
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First Hurjet for Turkish air force conducts maiden sortie

The inaugural flight of the TAI Hurjet advanced jet trainer occurred on August 30th, coinciding with Turkey’s Victory Day national holiday. The aircraft was developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) and is intended for use within the Turkish Air...

Top 5: The Largest Military Aircraft Of The Second World War
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Top 5: The Largest Military Aircraft Of The Second World War

During World War II, both Germany and the United States developed substantial military aircraft, representing ambitious engineering efforts at the time. However, numerous design attempts ultimately proved ineffective due to various factors inherent in the...