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01
Jun

Embraer E2 completes 10 years since first flight

Embraer E2 completes 10 years since first flight Milestone comes as E2 family backlog reaches 286 firm orders, led by the E195-E2 By Ricardo Meier A decade has passed since Embraer achieved a pivotal moment in its commercial aviation history. On May 23, 2016, the E190-E2 , the first model of the new E-Jet E2 family, lifted off from São...
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28
May

Boeing has a fix for the grounded MD-11, according to FedEx

Boeing has a fix for the grounded MD-11, according to FedEx By Lauren Rosenblatt Boeing has designed a fix for its grounded MD-11 planes that will return them to the skies, according to FedEx, one of the major carriers eager to return the cargo plane to service. FedEx said it expected to start bringing its fleet of MD-11 planes back...
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27
May

Unither Bioélectronique Completes World’s First Piloted Hydrogen-Electric Helicopter Circuit Flight in Québec

Unither Bioélectronique Completes World’s First Piloted Hydrogen-Electric Helicopter Circuit Flight in Québec By David Dong Canadian Advanced Air Mobility (CAAM) today recognized Unither Bioélectronique (UB), a CAAM National Board member, after UB completed the world’s first piloted hydrogen-electric helicopter circuit flight. Conducted April 10, 2026, at Roland-Désourdy Airport in Bromont, Québec, with UB test pilot Ric Webb at the controls, the flight marks the...
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20
May

Unmanned HH-200 aircraft ‘not remote-control plane,’ may enter commercial operation in late 2027: chief engineer

Unmanned HH-200 aircraft ‘not remote-control plane,’ may enter commercial operation in late 2027: chief engineer By Global Times The chief engineer of China’s domestically developed unmanned transport system HH-200 said on Sunday that the aircraft is not a remotely controlled plane, but features advanced, high-safety autonomous flight capabilities. It is expected to obtain its type certificate by 2027 and may...
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18
May

Bristow, Electra, Avinor, Norwegian CAA to trial regional electric-aircraft services

Bristow, Electra, Avinor, Norwegian CAA to trial regional electric-aircraft services By Phillip Butterworth-Hayes Bristow Group Inc., Electra, Avinor, and the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority today announced the launch and contract signing of a second international test project for zero‑ and low‑emission aviation. “The project builds on Norway’s established international test arena and aims to generate operational, regulatory and market knowledge...
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13
May

Jabiru opens new European branch

Jabiru opens new European branch Australian light aircraft manufacturer Jabiru has established a stronger presence in Europe with the launch of a new dedicated dealer partnership. Jabiru Europe, run in partnership with JDM Aviation, will be based in Darois, France, and serve as a centralised dealership for Jabiru aircraft, engines, parts, and maintenance in the European market. “Partnering with JDM...
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07
May

Volocopter launches new product: VoloXPro

Volocopter launches new product: VoloXPro Volocopter presents the newly developed VoloXPro aircraft — an electrically powered ultralight multicopter. Target groups in Europe include flight schools, flying clubs, air sports enthusiasts, and sightseeing flight operators. Internationally, the VoloXPro is intended for use as an air taxi in professional passenger transport. Certification as an ultralight aircraft is planned for Germany at the...
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30
Apr

FAA and Brazil’s ANAC order ’emergency’ inspections of Legacy and Praetor trim actuators

FAA and Brazil’s ANAC order ’emergency’ inspections of Legacy and Praetor trim actuators By Jon Hemmerdinger Brazilian and US aviation authorities have issued emergency airworthiness directives (ADs) to address a potential problem affecting pitch trim actuators on Embraer’s family of Legacy and Praetor midsize business jets. The regulators are requiring operators to quickly complete checks of the actuators on all...
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29
Apr

Emergency Airworthiness Directive for Embraer Jets

Emergency Airworthiness Directive for Embraer Jets Overview of the Situation The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States and Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) have jointly issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive (AD) affecting a series of Embraer business jets. The directive was triggered after safety concerns were identified regarding a critical flight control component, prompting immediate regulatory action...
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24
Apr

Airbus Just Built The Largest Cargo Door In Aviation History For Its New A350F

Airbus Just Built The Largest Cargo Door In Aviation History For Its New A350F By Abid Habib European manufacturer Airbus has announced that it has successfully completed the manufacturing and assembly of the main deck cargo door, which will be the largest in the industry. Designed to be featured in the manufacturer’s upcoming freighter variant of the Airbus A350, the completion of...
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