Content Archive: October 2021

MT's new seven-blade composite propeller received EASA STC approval earlier this month for twin-turboprop Shorts SC-7.

The latest Interim Capability Release for the troubled tanker opens up a large number of potential receivers.

The first two of 28 Eurofighter Typhoons ordered by the Kuwait Air Force are now in pre-handover flight test.

The FAA and NTSB are investigating the Tuesday morning crash in Houston of a privately operated McDonnell Douglas MD-87.

ACA recognized eight organizations and individuals for excellence in the industry during a return to an in-person celebration.

Premier Private Jets' acquisition of Unique One Aircraft Avionics & Interiors expands its maintenance services in Michigan.

Million Air will add Hawaii to its FBO network starting early next year when a temporary facility opens at Honolulu’s Kalaeloa Airport.

The expansion enables Textron Aviation's Stuttgart line maintenance station to become a satellite service center.

Lee Aerospace identifies an opportunity to provide windshields for the Learjet types because of limited availability, particularly on the Learjet 60.

Zara Rutherford, the youngest woman to attempt to fly solo around the world and the youngest person to do so in a microlight, will speak at EBACE.