Daher is hosting an innovation challenge called “General Aviathon” to challenge innovators to develop computing capabilities, artificial intelligence processes and other software that could improve its family of TBM turboprop aircraft.
The FAA issuperseding Airworthiness Directive (AD) 2008-24-14, which applied to all Bombardier, Inc., Model CL-600-2B19 (Regional Jet Series 100 & 440) airplanes.
Organizers of the 53rd International Paris Air Show, set for June 17-23 at Paris’ Le Bourget Airport, expect 142,000 trade visitors and 2,380 exhibitors from 48 countries.
Wichita State University will head a research effort to develop a new acoustic liner for aircraft engines to reduce aircraft noise and expand where aircraft may fly.
Constant Aviation has received certification from the Brazilian ANAC (National Civil Aviation Agency) to provide maintenance services and nondestructive testing specialized service to airframe and engines registered in Brazil
Following its strategy of developing its own eVTOL common reference models (eCRM) to help industry develop aircraft meeting the requirements for its Elevate aerial ridesharing service, Uber has produced its first air-taxi cabin design.
Honeywell and Triumph Group have partnered with eVTOL developer Jaunt Air Mobility as the startup has been named as the fifth vehicle partner for Uber’s Elevate aerial ridesharing program.
Korea Aerospace Industries is advancing its civil aircraft manufacturing capabilities with a contract to build wings for the G280 bizjet program of Israel Aerospace Industries.
David Coleal was appointed president of the newly formed Bombardier Aviation division in May, after leading Bombardier’s business aviation division since 2015.
A software design error that misinterprets GPS time updates is the root cause of Collins Aerospace GPS and multi-mode receiver malfunctions, the manufacturer has advised aircraft operators.
A second whistleblower allegation of management retaliation during Steve Dickson’s tenure as Delta Air Lines SVP-flight operations are further complicating his path to head the FAA.
Mitsubishi Aircraft has rebranded the former MRJ90 as the SpaceJet M90 and unveiled details of the stretched MRJ70 redesign, which will now be called the M100.
