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Feb

AutoFlight debut ‘world’s first’ 10-passenger eVTOL

AutoFlight debut ‘world’s first’ 10-passenger eVTOL By Elsie Clark Chinese developers AutoFlight have debuted Matrix, what they claim is the world’s first 10-passenger eVTOL. Weighing five tons, the air taxi took to the skies for the first time in a public demonstration on 5 February. AutoFlight say the design even includes washbasins and lavatories in the cabin. Most eVTOLs in...
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20
Feb

HAECO completes Trent XWB engine build activities ahead of Lunar New Year travel surge

HAECO completes Trent XWB engine build activities ahead of Lunar New Year travel surge HAECO, a global leader in aircraft engineering and maintenance solutions, has successfully completed a series of Trent XWB engine build activities in Beijing for a major Chinese operator, in anticipation of increased travel demand leading up to the Lunar New Year festivities. As a member of...
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19
Feb

BEA from A to Z, Episode 1: Flight recorders

BEA from A to Z, Episode 1: Flight recorders BEA from A to Z, Episode 1: Flight recorders with Angélique Lefèvre, BEA investigator
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18
Feb

EASA Pilots Take Flight Testing COMAC C919 to New Heights in Shanghai

EASA Pilots Take Flight Testing COMAC C919 to New Heights in Shanghai By Aero News Journal The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has taken a significant step in the certification process for the COMAC C919 by conducting test flights in Shanghai. Pilots from EASA have performed verification and evaluation flights on the Chinese-manufactured narrowbody jet, assessing its performance, handling qualities, and...
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17
Feb

Senate Panel Advances FAA Safety Review

Senate Panel Advances FAA Safety Review Bill would require independent panel to assess agency-wide FAA safety management practices. By Matt Ryan The U.S. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on Thursday advanced new legislation directing the FAA to convene an independent expert panel to evaluate and recommend improvements to a comprehensive, agencywide safety management system. Introduced Jan. 27 as S. 3700,...
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16
Feb

Mission Report: From Concorde to Boom Supersonic: The history and future of supersonic air transport

Mission Report: From Concorde to Boom Supersonic: The history and future of supersonic air transport Across the country, the Royal Aeronautical Society’s branch network runs a series of lectures through the year. The city of Bristol has an active aerospace community with a deep history. This event was free to attend. This evening event took […] This content is only...
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12
Feb

ICCAIA Annual Report 2025

ICCAIA Annual Report 2025 *Airworthiness committee report on page 13 The ICCAIA Annual Report 2025 is now available. The report outlines updates from all ICCAIA committees and advisory group and provides a summary of key work and activities undertaken throughout the year. Read the report: 2025 Annual Report
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11
Feb

Mission Report: Southern Manufacturing & Electronics Exhibition

Mission Report: Southern Manufacturing & Electronics Exhibition The Southern Manufacturing & Electronics event, 3-5 February 2026. Now, in its 28th year, this is South of England’s largest annual showcase for innovation in manufacturing and electronics. Located at Farnborough International Exhibition Centre. This was a well-attended 3-day event focusing on research, consultancy, training, engineering, design, or […] This content is only...
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10
Feb

Next-Gen Workforce & Training Evolution

Next-Gen Workforce & Training Evolution By MRO Today Aerospace MRO is a sector where one cannot leave anything to chance. Every aspect is intrinsically connected with safety.  Technological advances are as good as those who are skilled to operate them. Given the advancements and smarter MRO practices, the need for a new generation of skilled professionals has never been greater...
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09
Feb

Incident: India B788 at London and Bangalore on Feb 1st 2026, flew with defective fuel control switch

Incident: India B788 at London and Bangalore on Feb 1st 2026, flew with defective fuel control switch By Simon Hradecky An Air India Boeing 787-8, registration VT-ANX performing flight AI-132 from London Heathrow,EN (UK) to Bangalore (India), was preparing for departure when the crew started the engines. After moving the fuel control levers to the RUN position (where the levers...
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