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Islander enters ground tests ahead of September first flight
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Islander enters ground tests ahead of September first flight

Britten-Norman’s newest Islander has commenced its ground test program, scheduled to precede a planned initial flight in September. This aircraft was unveiled at the company's Isle of Wight facility on July 30th and is now undergoing rigorous testing...

Spain clears €5.4bn MRTT joint procurement with Poland
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Spain clears €5.4bn MRTT joint procurement with Poland

Agreement would see two nations acquire at least seven Airbus Defence & Space tankers. Spain’s Council of Ministers has approved a €5.4 billion ($6.3 billion) spending plan covering the acquisition of additional Airbus Defence & Space A330 Multi-Role...

Second A320 acquisition boosts Werner Aero’s parts drive
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Second A320 acquisition boosts Werner Aero’s parts drive

Werner Aero has completed the purchase of an Airbus A320-200 airframe, identified as MSN 2964, from the eCube facility in St Athan, Wales. The aircraft is slated for disassembly to generate a supply of spare components. This represents Werner Aero's second...

The Aircraft Set To Replace Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767s
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The Aircraft Set To Replace Delta Air Lines’ Boeing 767s

Delta Air Lines is preparing to introduce new aircraft into its fleet, specifically targeting the replacement of its existing Boeing 767 models. The airline has confirmed that these fresh jets represent a significant upgrade in operational capabilities and...

Dassault goes it alone on Rafale F5, eyes exports from 2035
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Dassault goes it alone on Rafale F5, eyes exports from 2035

Dassault Aviation is independently developing the Rafale F5 fighter aircraft standard, foregoing a foreign co-development partnership. This decision reflects Dassault’s strategy for future development and production of the new variant. The company...

ITPS Canada secures key NATO training accreditation
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ITPS Canada secures key NATO training accreditation

ITPS Canada has achieved a significant milestone by securing key NATO training accreditation through the NATO Flight Training Europe (NFTE) program. This accreditation validates ITPS Canada’s capacity to meet the expanding demands of air forces involved in...

Zuri takes tilt at cargo market with uncrewed VTOL aircraft
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Zuri takes tilt at cargo market with uncrewed VTOL aircraft

Zuri, a Czech advanced air mobility developer, has introduced its inaugural commercial product: a large vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) cargo drone designed for both civil and defense sectors. This new drone is based directly on Zuri’s technology...

Fujitsu, General Atomics to explore MRO for uncrewed aircraft
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Fujitsu, General Atomics to explore MRO for uncrewed aircraft

The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force will start operating the MQ-9B in 2027. Fujitsu and General Atomics have entered a pact to explore MRO support for UAS in Japan, as the arrival of Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) MQ-9B uncrewed aircraft...

Manila takes final batch of S-70i Black Hawks
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Manila takes final batch of S-70i Black Hawks

The Philippines has completed its acquisition of the Sikorsky S-70i Black Hawk helicopter fleet, receiving a final delivery of seven aircraft to Manila. This represents the conclusion of a 2022 order for 32 S-70is, bringing the total number of these...

Qantas brings forward A380 phase-out to 2028
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Qantas brings forward A380 phase-out to 2028

Qantas has accelerated its plans to retire its Airbus A380 fleet, now targeting a complete removal by 2028. This decision represents a four-year advance on the previously announced timeline and is intrinsically linked to broader fleet renewal strategies...

Why Airlines Can’t Get Enough Widebody Jets
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Why Airlines Can’t Get Enough Widebody Jets

The global aviation industry is currently experiencing a significant shortfall in widebody jets, primarily due to increased travel demand following the pandemic recovery. Boeing’s ongoing delays of its 777X program are exacerbating this issue, limiting the...

Airbus workers in Spain begin indefinite strike
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Airbus workers in Spain begin indefinite strike

Thousands of Airbus employees across various locations in Spain initiated an indefinite strike following a rejection of the company’s latest proposal regarding compensation and working conditions. The action commenced today, impacting production at several...

Porter Adds New Airport, Routes to the U.S.
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Porter Adds New Airport, Routes to the U.S.

Porter Airlines is expanding its network significantly by introducing new airport locations and routes across the United States. The airline’s expansion includes launching service into Nashville International Airport (BNA) beginning in November....