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A Closer Look At The Airbus A400M (FIA 2026)
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A Closer Look At The Airbus A400M (FIA 2026)

Simple Flying recently presented a short overview of the Airbus A400M during their coverage of the Farnborough International Airshow 2026. Correspondent Alejandro provided a concise examination of the military transport aircraft, focusing on key aspects...

Best Helicopter Pilot Jobs in Alaska
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Best Helicopter Pilot Jobs in Alaska

The Alaskan helicopter industry presents unique opportunities for pilots seeking challenging and rewarding careers. Operating helicopters within Alaska’s diverse landscapes often involves navigating extremely hazardous conditions due to the region's rugged...

EirTrade wins three new global authorisations
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EirTrade wins three new global authorisations

EirTrade Aviation Maintenance has obtained operational authorizations from key international aviation authorities. Specifically, the company secured approvals from the Bailiwick of Guernsey (2-REG), the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands...

Archer Reveals What's Next for eVTOL Aviation
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Archer Reveals What's Next for eVTOL Aviation

Archer Aviation’s Sumit Singh discusses the company's role in defining the future of urban air mobility. The conversation centers on Archer’s Midnight all-electric Vertical Take Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft and its ongoing certification progress....

Flying Crooked Sounds Completely Made Up, But It’s Not
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Flying Crooked Sounds Completely Made Up, But It’s Not

The Cranky Flier newsletter will feature a review of aviation news tomorrow, originating from Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport. The content is being pre-programmed in anticipation of the editor's upcoming vacation, scheduled to begin next week. This...

Honeywell Aerospace lifts 2026 outlook after spin-off
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Honeywell Aerospace lifts 2026 outlook after spin-off

Following its separation from Honeywell International, Honeywell Aerospace announced increased second-quarter sales that rose by 5% year over year, reflecting the company’s initial performance as an independent entity. The increase in sales was observed...

BeauTech appoints Baccarani to lead APAC asset management
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BeauTech appoints Baccarani to lead APAC asset management

BeauTech Power Systems (BeauTech) has appointed Francesco Baccarani as Director Asset Management – APAC, strengthening its engine leasing and asset management capabilities across the Asia-Pacific region. Based in Singapore, Baccarani will support...

Airbus completes A350F vibration tests ahead of first flight
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Airbus completes A350F vibration tests ahead of first flight

Airbus has successfully finished all ground vibration testing for its initial Airbus A350F aircraft. This crucial milestone was achieved prior to the scheduled first flight, which is anticipated later. The GVT process rigorously assessed the structural...

Joby targets September for first US eVTOL pilot program flights
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Joby targets September for first US eVTOL pilot program flights

Joby Aviation anticipates commencing operations as part of the United States’ eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP) during September. Specifically, the company intends to execute its initial flight tests utilizing electric vertical takeoff and landing...

The New Long-Haul Players Reshaping Global Route Maps In 2026
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The New Long-Haul Players Reshaping Global Route Maps In 2026

In 2026, several new airlines and existing carriers will continue their efforts to alter global long-haul flight routes. This reshaping is driven by a combination of factors including increased competition and evolving passenger demand for longer journeys....

Wizz Air falls to first-quarter loss after fuel costs hit
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Wizz Air falls to first-quarter loss after fuel costs hit

Wizz Air reported an operating loss of €183.3 million for the three months ending June 2026, primarily due to a significant increase in fuel expenses. Fuel costs rose by 39% during this period, impacting the airline’s financial performance substantially....

Japanese aerospace heavyweights post good first quarter
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Japanese aerospace heavyweights post good first quarter

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), IHI, and Shinmaywa have reported strong first quarter revenues for their aerospace units as of three months ending June 30th. The Aircraft, Defense & Space business segment within MHI achieved notable revenue figures...

Why The Ilyushin Il-96 Is Making An Unexpected Comeback
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Why The Ilyushin Il-96 Is Making An Unexpected Comeback

Russian authorities have confirmed that the Ilyushin Il-96 will continue operating exclusively within the framework of governmental services. This decision ensures the aircraft’s continued utilization for tasks such as cargo transport and special missions....

Boeing scores contract for JDAM LR strike weapon
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Boeing scores contract for JDAM LR strike weapon

Boeing has been awarded a US Air Force contract for the GBU-75 Joint Direct Attack Munition Long Range (JDAM LR). This powered version of the widely-used weapon represents an affordable method to engage targets beyond enemy defenses. The $75 million...

EVA Air to launch first flights linking Taiwan and India
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EVA Air to launch first flights linking Taiwan and India

EVA Air will initiate operations connecting Taipei and Delhi, marking the inaugural flight link between Taiwan and India. The airline describes this route as a “convenient alternative” for travelers seeking transit options between India and North America....

Qantas revises E-Jet wet-lease deal with Alliance Aviation
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Qantas revises E-Jet wet-lease deal with Alliance Aviation

Qantas has significantly altered its wet-lease agreement with Alliance Aviation, impacting a key component of the airline’s strategy to optimize operations. The revised arrangement sees a reduction in the number of Embraer 190 aircraft leased from...

US Navy concludes C-2A Greyhound operations
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US Navy concludes C-2A Greyhound operations

The service held a sundown ceremony with the last C-2A carrier resupply turboprop, ending more than 60 years of service. The US Navy has ended flight operations with its Northrop Grumman C-2A Greyhound turboprops, concluding more than 60 years of service...