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Airbus and OCCAR Conclude A400M Restructuring

After two years of talks Airbus and the A400M launch customers have agreed on a contractual realignment

Boeing Exceeds Environmental Performance Targets

U.S. company is offering customers the option of using biofuel on delivery flights.

Seamless Air Alliance Touts Open Architecture Connectivity

Org formed in early 2018 aims to “empower airlines” with more control over passenger inflight Wi-Fi experience

Oriens Offers PC-24 Delivery Positions

UK-based distributor urges interested parties to “commit with deposits and spec their aircraft.”

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Flight Deck Woes Still Hampering C919

Comac's new narrowbody continues to face challenges related to program team coordination.

Maintenance Ops Face Unsung Effect From Max Grounding

While airlines need to perform certain upkeep on grounded airplanes such as the 737 Max, their maintenance schedules become out of sync.

Sino-Russian CR929 Has Room for High-tech Input from the West

CRAIC is putting its attention on showcasing the aircraft to a Russian audience.

Viking Cementing Growing Presence as OEM

Viking Air is committed to developing the former de Havilland Canada aircraft portfoliio, which it has brought together again.

D-Day Vets Return to Normandy for 75th Anniversary

Invasion vets included both aircraft and personnel.

Mitsubishi’s MRJ70 Destined for Makeover as SpaceJet M100

The M100 will seat 76 passengers in a three-class configuration and maintain a low-enough takeoff weight to meet U.S. scope clause restrictions.

MC-21 Ready, But Won't Appear at Le Bourget

Many questions remain over whether the MC-21 can ever compete on the world stage with less Western involvement than originally planned.

GlobalEye On Track for 2020 Debut

The UAE is the launch customer for the modified Global 6000.

Saab Pulls Gripen E from Swiss Trials, Flies Third Aircraft

Gripen E cannot meet the Swiss requirement to only evaluate aircraft that are currently operationally ready

Gulfstream's G600 To Make Paris Air Show Debut

The new large cabin twinjet could receive its FAA certification during the show.

Daher Expands Product Range with Quest Buy

The maker of the TBM series of turboprops, will now have a U.S. presence with the acquistion of the Kodiak 100 airframer.

Turkey Forges Ahead on Defense Ambitions

Despite challenges from the U.S. and Russia, Turkey had promised to partner with any nation of its choosing.

Bedek Restructures as P2F Business Booms

Bedek formed a new Aviation Group as the company eyes freight conversions of other types, such as the A380.

Uber Announces New Pilot City, Skyport Partners

Eight architecture and engineering firms developed 16 conceptual designs for Uber Air skyports.

Uber Eats To Expand Drone Delivery in San Diego

Uber and the city of San Diego are participating in commercial food delivery testing through the FAA's Integration Pilot Program.

Mitsubishi MU-2 Operators Warned of Wing Spacer Cracks

FAA is urging MU-2 operators to perform a fluorescent penetrant inspection of the wing spacer plates for cracks and replace any cracked wing spacer plates.

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