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Boeing and 777 Partners announced a continued partnership and a new deal for the purchase of 737 Max aircraft.

Delta Air Lines plans to receive a further 107 A220 narrowbody airliners from Airbus, including 12 more of the A220-300 model.

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The conversion of three Boeing 737 airframes for the AEW&C role is proceeding at the UK facility of STS Aviation Services.

Experts say the technology is fundamental to delivering a 1.5 degree centigrade world.

CAE added Vertical Aerospace to its AAM partnerships and unveiled plans for its 700MXR mixed-reality trainer for that market segment.

Embraer and LOT Polish Airlines renewed and expanded the flag carrier’s pool program coverage for its E-Jets fleet.

De Havilland Canada unveiled three Dash 8-400 freighter conversion programs addressing “a wide variety of business models."

Reaction Engines is leading a hypersonic technology partnership between the Royal Air Force, two UK government agencies, and Rolls-Royce.

UK’s Aerobility charity group's Grob motorglider has undergone an upgrade to give the disabled the opportunity to fly.

Moroccan Forces Royales Air has placed an order for a fleet of H135 helicopters for military primary training.

The UK government has confirmed that Team Tempest will build a demonstrator for the aircraft at the center of the Future Combat Air System.

GE Aerospace's new CEO said it could take another 18 months for the air transport sector to get back to pre-Covid levels of performance.

Air Lease has agreed to buy Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbofan engines to power A320s and A220s for a large new aircraft order.

Boeing unveiled a data modeling platform to assess SAF and sustainability developments to reach a common goal of net zero aviation emissions.

Georgia Airlines Group is adding more freighter 737s to its Caucasus operations.

Airbus says it can affordably expand telecommunications services with its Zephyr High Altitude Platform Station that can fly at 70,000 feet.

The service has terminated Project Mosquito in favor of alternative approaches that could advance uncrewed aircraft more quickly.

The new radar for the Tempest fighter will incorporate higher power, smaller circuits, and gallium arsenide processors.

Raytheon is preparing for what forecasters say will be an exponential increase in travel in the next five to 10 years.

Boeing and Alder Fuels are partnering to increase the availability and supply of sustainable aviation fuel.

IAI won EASA STC approval for Boeing 737-800SF passenger-to-freighter conversions.

Lilium has signed agreements with a pair of European companies that agreed to buy almost 50 of its eVTOL aircraft.

The Universal Avionics ClearVision head-wearable display enables pilots to overcome degraded visibility during the day and night.

Pratt & Whitney is highlighting its Industry 4.0 transformation at Farnborough as “the next evolution in lean manufacturing.”

The new P&W Indian Engineering Center will add to centers in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and Poland.

Fanuc has unveiled the Aerospace Portal, a one-stop shop for automated solutions.

Zero Petroleum brought the first aircraft to fly on all-synthetic fuel to the Farnborough Airshow.

GKN received a five-year extension of a long term agreement to provide major composite components for the Sikorsky Black Hawk.

Boom's supersonic Overture is designed to carry 65 to 80 passengers and will fly at twice the speed of today's aircraft.