Boeing to Resume China Deliveries, Fixes Production Delays
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg confirmed the company will resume aircraft deliveries to China starting in June 2025. Speaking at the… Read More »
Embraer Launches Indian Subsidiary to Boost Aerospace Ties
Embraer has expanded its presence in India with the establishment of a wholly owned subsidiary headquartered in AeroCity, New Delhi,… Read More »
Boeing to Resume China Deliveries and Eyes 737 Max Production Hike
Boeing is preparing to resume aircraft deliveries to Chinese airlines next month after a lengthy pause stemming from trade tensions… Read More »
US Halts Engine and Tech Exports to China’s COMAC Amid Trade Tensions
The United States has suspended the export of aircraft engines and other aviation technologies to the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of… Read More »
Deutsche Aircraft Unveils D328eco Prototype, Eyes 2027 Entry into Service
Deutsche Aircraft has rolled out its first test prototype of the D328eco, a modern turboprop built on the legacy of… Read More »
China’s New Turbine Blade Boosts Jet Thrust and Engine Life
China has unveiled a next-generation self-cooling turbine blade that could significantly enhance the performance, efficiency, and longevity of its jet… Read More »
AerCap Urges Trump to Expand Duty-Free Aircraft Trade Pact
The CEO of AerCap, the world’s largest aircraft leasing company, has urged U.S. President Donald Trump to renegotiate and expand… Read More »
Boeing 2025 Safety Report Underscores Advances in Culture, Practices, and Transparency
Boeing has released its fourth annual Chief Aerospace Safety Officer (CASO) Report, highlighting progress in safety culture, operational practices, and… Read More »
Omega Sues Presidential Aviation Over Jet Maintenance Failures
Omega Aviation has filed a lawsuit against Presidential Aviation in Florida’s Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court, alleging negligence and breach of… Read More »
Vueling to Test Shark Skin Film for 4% Emission Cut
Vueling has entered into a Letter of Intent with Australian aerospace technology firm MicroTau to trial a shark skin–inspired surface… Read More »
Russia to Reduce Civil Aviation Subsidies by 22%
Russia’s government is poised to cut funding for its civilian aircraft programs by nearly a quarter, trimming subsidies for domestic… Read More »
Boeing Boosts 737 MAX Production as Safety and Quality Measures Advance
Boeing is on track to stabilize production of its 737 MAX aircraft at 38 planes per month, according to Commercial… Read More »
EBACE Prioritizes Business Aviation Safety in EU Talks
At this year’s European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, safety and regulatory collaboration are top priorities for… Read More »
Alitalia Estate Offers Engines, Parts, and Warehouse for Sale
Alitalia’s estate under special administration has issued new public tenders for the sale of aircraft engines and a warehouse containing… Read More »
Wizz Air Takes Delivery of First GTF-Powered A321XLR
Wizz Air has become the world’s first operator of the A321XLR equipped with Pratt & Whitney GTF engines, as Airbus… Read More »
F-15EX Tops World’s Heaviest Armed Fighters
Some fighter jets prioritize speed or stealth, but the true measure of firepower lies in weapons payload, and the Boeing… Read More »
Polish Customs Seize Five Tons of Boeing Tires
Polish customs officials have intercepted five tons of aircraft tires destined for Boeing civilian jets after uncovering a suspected breach… Read More »
Airbus Opens New Helicopter Parts Hub in Canada
Airbus Helicopters has opened a new 21,000-square-foot distribution center in the Niagara region of Canada, aimed at enhancing its industrial… Read More »
Boeing Nears Deal to Avoid Trial in 737 Max Case
Boeing and the U.S. Department of Justice are reportedly close to finalizing an agreement that would allow the aerospace company… Read More »
Boeing Celebrates 30 Years of 777 Innovation
On May 15, 2025, Boeing commemorated three decades since the first Boeing 777 was delivered to United Airlines, marking the… Read More »
ATR Looks to Future with Hybrid Aircraft and Steady Growth
Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor Airbus, Toulouse-based ATR (Avions de Transport Régional) continues to quietly lead the global… Read More »
US Grants Tariff Exemption to UK Aerospace Industry
The United States has agreed to exempt the United Kingdom’s aerospace sector from new import tariffs, allowing companies like Rolls-Royce… Read More »