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Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) Artificial intelligence (AI) already is flying aboard commercial aircraft, even if it is rarely advertised as such. Algorithms optimize flight paths, flag […] The post Trust but Verify at 35,000 Feet: Making AI Earn Its Wings in Avionics appeared first on Avionics International.
Company outlines refinements to lift system, aerodynamics and cabin layout.
Vulcan to the Sky Trust appoints Craig Shepherd as its new Chief Executive to lead the future of Avro Vulcan XH558, with a focus on education, sustainability, and long-term preservation.
Company also announced that it surpassed 2 million global drone deliveries since launching in 2016.
When most people picture an air traffic controller, they’ll probably think of someone wearing a headset sat in front of a radar screen. My guess is that few will think of the humble Flight Progress Strip and the vital role they play in keeping aircraft moving safely and efficiently. The post ATC Explained: Flight Progress Strips appeared first on NATS Blog.
Advanced air mobility developer Archer Aviation has signed a deal with the Serbian government to become the official… The post Archer signs deal with Serbia to become Belgrade EXPO 2027 eVTOL provider appeared first on AeroTime.
Helicopter operator Bristow and vertiport developer Skyports will work with the company to develop routes in and out of Manhattan.
UK-based Vertical Aerospace is taking on Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation in New York after announcing rival plans… The post UK’s Vertical takes on Archer and Joby in New York with rival eVTOL network appeared first on AeroTime.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is set to renew an agreement with CFM International (CFM) through February 2023. The Partnership and agreement This agreement will be focused on increased competition in the market for maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for engines manufactured by CFM Moreover, this deal has a 50/50 partnership between GE […] The post IATA & CFM International Set To Renew Their Competitive Agreement appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation New
Company says results support aerodynamic assumptions for external hydrogen tank configuration.
The new funding aims to support zero-emission aircraft development and aviation decarbonization efforts.
Testing represents one of the final stages in the company’s preliminary design phase, which it expects to complete soon.
Norwegian electric seaplane developer Elfly announced on January 19, 2026, that it has closed a deal with Florida-based… The post Elfly gains US foothold with $200 million UrbanLink electric seaplane order appeared first on AeroTime.
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) manufacturer Windracers has been awarded a contract by the World Food Programme (WFP) to… The post Windracers drones to support World Food Programme supply efforts in Madagascar appeared first on AeroTime.
Looking at how commercial aircraft engines have evolved over time.
Rolls-Royce Trent 7000: Efficiency, reliability, and innovation, built for the future of the A330neo.
Funds will support the company’s procurement of batteries and engineering services from its U.S. supplier, BAE Systems.
In 2026, Africa will have been a part of Swissport International AG’s journey for 30 years. President & CEO of the company, Warwick Brady, stated his South African routes make this connection personal and that he is proud to play a central role in global trade, creating more jobs and more sustainable practices. What is […] The post Swissport International AG: 30 years in Africa appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
Electric aircraft developer REGENT Craft has received an order from US private members club XXV for 30 Viceroy… The post REGENT receives Seaglider order for 30 aircraft from US private members club appeared first on AeroTime.
Up to 1,000 drones could be used for the 2026 show, proposed to run over 14 nights at Darling Harbour, as opposed to its former location near Circular Quay. The show was axed last year following dangerously large crowds in 2024.