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The Boeing electronic flight bag solution will support the low-cost carrier’s 737NG and Max fleet

$17 million deal aim to modernize air traffic control centers

The Taiwanese airline already operates 15 GEnx-powered 787s

Air Tahiti buys four ATR 72-600s and extends maintenance agreement

The US aerospace supplier will support Korea’s nascent space industry

Full-scale production will start in 2025

OEMs disclose modest orders for airliners and engines

StandardAero will test and assemble the supersonic aircraft’s engine in Texas

Agreement solidifies ITP Aero's focus on expanding its presence in the civil MRO market

Several A320neo customers chose RTX’s Pratt & Whitney GTF engines

Work will be performed at Triumph’s U.S. facility in Michigan

Sensor capabilities extend applications beyond search and rescue

Widebody aircraft account for nearly all of the orders

The RoadRunner electronic flight instrument received approval for installation on Bell 212/412EP helicopters

The French company presents tech to make air transport more environmentally friendly

Luxembourg-based Vallair boosts Cameroon's aviation workforce development

Full certification of the 777-200LRMF expected later this year

Investments support growing demand for CFM Leap engines

Market outlook calls for 44,000 new commercial jets by 2043

Energy, water, and waste reduction processes have become part of the industry’s operations

Airlines face stiff challenges from the European Union's ReFuelEU policy

Companies must try harder to retain and recruit the talent they need

Gulfstream, Bell, and Dassault were in the middle of certifications when regulators changed processes

The French airframer is optimistic that Falcon sales will improve later in the year

New aircraft on display at EBACE 2024

Seven Gulfstream G700s will join the Qatar Executive fleet this year

Dassault’s Proven Service Support Strategy Evolves Further

EBAA secretary-general Holger Krahmer spoke with AIN ahead of this year's EBACE show.

Revenues last year fell by almost 31 percent to €4.8 billion ($5.2 billion) from €6.9 billion in 2022.

Taxonomy, book-and-claim remain top priorities