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Stretched A220 could co-exist with A320neo: programme chief
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Stretched A220 could co-exist with A320neo: programme chief

Airbus anticipates sufficient sector demand to support both the existing A220 and a stretched variant, according to Christoph Zammert, Airbus’s A320 family program head. Despite a clear preference for the current A220 over the A319neo, Airbus believes...

FLYING Magazine Launches The FLYING Gift List
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FLYING Magazine Launches The FLYING Gift List

Flying Magazine has initiated its annual FLYING Gift List contest, seeking out the most desirable presents for aviation enthusiasts and professional pilots alike. Editors will meticulously evaluate submissions across five distinct categories including...

Airbus sees no business case for stretching A321neo
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Airbus sees no business case for stretching A321neo

Airbus has decided against developing a stretched version of its A321neo aircraft, citing a lack of a viable business case. The company is currently implementing changes to the A321XLR wing design, integrating technologies originally intended for...

Israel signs for 12 E-model Apache attack helicopters
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Israel signs for 12 E-model Apache attack helicopters

Israel has finalized a deal with Boeing to procure twelve AH-64E “Echo” Apache attack helicopters. The delivery of these new rotorcraft is anticipated to commence at the beginning of the 2030s. This agreement represents a significant investment by the...

F-35C logs first landing aboard Ford-class aircraft carrier
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F-35C logs first landing aboard Ford-class aircraft carrier

On October 13th, the Lockheed Martin F-35C naval strike fighter successfully executed its inaugural landing upon the John F Kennedy, which represents the US Navy’s newest vessel and second ship in the Ford-class line. This historic event occurred off the...

FAA Must Pause Use of AI-Based SMART ATC System, Lawmakers Say
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FAA Must Pause Use of AI-Based SMART ATC System, Lawmakers Say

A group of Democratic lawmakers have expressed significant concerns regarding the implementation of the FAA's newly deployed AI-based SMART ATC system. Specifically, these legislators voiced their worries during a recent meeting held in Washington, D.C....

Airbus CEO: Decision On A220 & A350 Stretches Before 2030
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Airbus CEO: Decision On A220 & A350 Stretches Before 2030

Airbus Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury indicated that significant decisions regarding the development of both the A220 family and the A350 program are still pending before 2030. The company is currently evaluating a stretched variant of the A220,...

Air Traffic Controllers Must Embrace Duty to Speak Up
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Air Traffic Controllers Must Embrace Duty to Speak Up

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) is advocating for air traffic controllers to proactively address potential flight safety concerns during communication exchanges. NATCA emphasizes that controllers have a critical duty to speak up...

Citi and Credendo to finance eight IndiGo Airbus aircraft
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Citi and Credendo to finance eight IndiGo Airbus aircraft

Citi and Credendo have completed a US$328 million financing deal specifically for eight Airbus aircraft destined for IndiGo. The agreement encompasses six A321s and two A320s, representing a significant investment in the airline’s fleet expansion plans....

GA Telesis acquires three additional A320neo airframes
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GA Telesis acquires three additional A320neo airframes

GA Telesis has completed the acquisition of three Airbus A320neo aircraft, each outfitted with LEAP-1A engines, bolstering its presence in the next-generation aviation aftermarket. This latest transaction brings the company’s total number of A320neo...