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12
Sep

AIR Expands eVTOL Flight Operations in Florida Following FAA Airworthiness Certificate Issuance

AIR Expands eVTOL Flight Operations in Florida Following FAA Airworthiness Certificate Issuance FAA certification enables key flight testing phase for AIR’s eVTOL prototype, strengthening US operations and regulatory pathway AIR, the leading OEM for midsize eVTOLs, announced today that its latest US-based eVTOL prototype has successfully received FAA Experimental Airworthiness Certification, a key step in the company’s mission to bring electric...
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09
Sep

Uganda Airlines completes first in-house engine change on CRJ900, sets sights on regional MRO growth

Uganda Airlines completes first in-house engine change on CRJ900, sets sights on regional MRO growth Uganda Airlines has marked a major milestone in its maintenance journey with the successful completion of its first in-house engine change on a Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft (registration 5X-KNP). The achievement comes as the airline prepares to celebrate its sixth anniversary, underscoring its growing technical capacity and drive toward...
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02
Sep

Archer Aviation announced that its Midnight aircraft has completed its longest piloted flight to date, covering roughly 55 miles in 31 minutes at speeds over 126 mph.

Archer Aviation announced that its Midnight aircraft has completed its longest piloted flight to date, covering roughly 55 miles in 31 minutes at speeds over 126 mph. By Michael Tyrrell Archer Aviation has announced that its Midnight aircraft has completed its longest piloted flight to date, covering roughly 55 miles in 31 minutes at speeds over 126 mph. The flight...
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01
Sep

Just 6 Years Old: 2 Airbus A321neos Sold To Teardown For Spare Parts

Just 6 Years Old: 2 Airbus A321neos Sold To Teardown For Spare Parts By Luke Bodell Two Airbus A321neo airframes aged just six years old are to be scrapped for parts as the industry continues to grapple with supply chain shortages. The two aircraft flew for IndiGo for almost six years but have now been acquired by aircraft aftermarket firm Setna iO. Despite being so young...
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28
Aug

Bristow and Beta Start Testing Electric Aircraft Routes in Norway

Bristow and Beta Start Testing Electric Aircraft Routes in Norway Flights could connect the coastal cities Bergen and Stavanger By Charles Alcock Helicopter operator Bristow Norway and Beta Technologies have started operational tests in Norway with the U.S. manufacturer’s Alia CX300 electric aircraft. Trials will last several months and got underway on August 8 using a “test arena” approved by...
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26
Aug

22nd August 2025: Manchester Air Disaster remembered 40 years on

Manchester Air Disaster remembered 40 years on By Richard Stead A man who lost his 18-year-old daughter in the Manchester Air Disaster said he would never forget dropping her off at the airport exactly 40 years ago. Fifty-three passengers and two crew members perished on 22 August 1985 after an engine on a British Airtours aeroplane caught fire on the...
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19
Aug

IndiGo Starts Major Expansion Of Bengaluru MRO Hub

IndiGo Starts Major Expansion Of Bengaluru MRO Hub By Swaati Ketkar IndiGo has started constructing its much-awaited MRO facility at Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) in Bengaluru. As it expands its fleet, the Indian airline hopes to achieve self-reliance in aircraft maintenance and reduce foreign currency spending on maintenance of its aircraft as it expands its fleet. The airline claims the...
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15
Aug

EASA Certifies Hartzell Polaris Propeller for Diamond DA40 NG

EASA Certifies Hartzell Polaris Propeller for Diamond DA40 NG The new propeller and included spinner deliver smoother operation, improved climb rates and a 2 to 3 KTAS increase in cruise speed. Hartzell Propeller has received approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for its 3-blade Polaris high-performance carbon fiber propeller for use on Diamond DA40 NG aircraft. Working...
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14
Aug

FAA grants limited turbocharger clamp AD extension

FAA grants limited turbocharger clamp AD extension Continental AMOC approved on eve of deadline By Jim Moore The FAA on July 16 approved an alternative method of compliance (AMOC) submitted by Continental Aerospace Technologies that delays an exhaust clamp replacement mandate until April 15 for some of the estimated 41,058 aircraft and engines subject to a 2023 airworthiness directive. The AMOC allows...
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13
Aug

AutoFlight delivers first heavy-lift eVTOL aircraft with full airworthiness certification

AutoFlight delivers first heavy-lift eVTOL aircraft with full airworthiness certification The uncrewed, all-electric aircraft features a maximum takeoff weight of 4,400 pounds, a payload capacity of about 880 pounds, a cruise speed of roughly 125 miles per hour, and a maximum range of about 125 miles. Questions and answers:  What is the AutoFlight CarryAll eVTOL aircraft designed for? The CarryAll is...
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