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GKN To Lead Dutch R&D Consortium

GKN Aerospace will lead electrification and thermoplastics R&D programs for the Dutch sustainable aviation transition consortium.

Gulfstream G800 Makes First Intl Flight, Airshow Debut

Gulfstream's G800 flew from the company's headquarters in Savannah, Georgia, to its service center in Farnborough for the airshow.

Boeing’s 737 Max 10 Makes International Debut

In addition to the international debut of the 737-10 Max, Boeing is highlighting its latest sustainability initiatives and defense platforms at FIA.

Sentinel Makes Surprise Appearance at RIAT

Raytheon Intelligence & Space has purchases a fleet of Sentinel R.1 reconnaissance aircraft and is offering them for sale or lease.

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Flying the New Cessna Citation Latitude Business Jet

Flying the New Cessna Citation Latitude Business Jet

Piper Expands M-Class With New M600 and M350

Piper Expands M-Class With New M600 and M350

Bell's 525 Relentless is Fast Approaching First Flight

Bell's 525 Relentless is Fast Approaching First Flight

HondaJet Nears Delivery After Provisional FAA Certification

HondaJet Nears Delivery After Provisional FAA Certification

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Boeing: Market To Demand 41,000 Aircraft Through 2041

Boeing omitted deliveries to Russia in its latest outlook but still sees a market for 41,000 new commercial aircraft worth $7.2 trillion through 2041.

Eve Reveals eVTOL Design and Cabin Mockup

Eve has reconfigured its all-electric eVTOL vehicle with a new wing and empennage combination and has also unveiled how four passengers will be seated.

Boeing Sees Orders Ahead, Still Cautious on 737 Output

Boeing is continuing to sort through issues surrounding 737 Max 10 certification but believes it is nearing return of deliveries of the 787 widebody.

Morocco’s Aerospace Sector Gains Momentum

The economics of the manufacture of aircraft parts in Morocco remain compelling.

Typhoon Looks to a Bright Future

Despite much talk surrounding the multinational Tempest program, the Eurofighter partners are implementing an aggressive plan for Typhoon development.

Ametek To Support OEM Supply Chain Sector post-Covid

As the post-Covid environment takes shape, Ametek anticipates a rapid increase in production of commercial and military aircraft.

Solvay Wins a Boeing Supplier of the Year Award

Winners of Boeing's supplier awards were selected from 13,000 suppliers in 48 countries.

Super Hornet Demonstrates Multi-Vehicle Manned-unmanned Teaming Operations

Controlling unmanned adjuncts from manned fighters accounts for one of the main areas of airpower development.

Draken and Aero Vodochody Team for RAF Aggressor Service

Draken Europe, formerly Cobham Aviation Services, will shortly begin flying Aero L-159Es on aggressor duties for the RAF.

Smith Myers Debuts New Search and Rescue Tools

Marking its 35th anniversary, Smith Myers introduced new products for its Artemis SAR line that turn mobile phones into location beacons.

Rebranded DHC Lands at Farnborough in a Twin Otter

Freshly rebranded, De Havilland Canada brought a fully missionized Twin Otter Guardian 400 to the Farnborough Airshow.

Embraer, Raizen Partner on SAF at Farnborough

Embraer and renewable fuels producer Raizen sign LOI at Farnborough on producing SAF for the the manufacturer’s flight operations.

Consolidated Structures Business Broadens Collins Reach

Collins Aerospace merged its Aerostructures and Mechanical Systems businesses to develop advanced lightweight materials for all aerospace activities.

British HAPS Projects Aim for the Solar Heights

The Airbus Zephyr and the BAE Systems PHASA-35 offer new airborne communications and observation options.

Embraer Won’t Let the Competition Guide its Turboprop Plans

New but conventional engines will power Embraer’s turboprop upon expected entry into service in 2028.

Hybrid Airships Make a Slow Takeoff

The strong green credentials of hybrid airships raise new hopes of market acceptance.

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