Advanced air mobility developments and sustainability concerns are driving changes in the design of flight control systems.

Engineering services provider AeroTEC is building expertise to maintain tomorrow’s hydrogen- and electric-powered aircraft.

Aftermarket stakeholders suggest collaboration and more efficient regulation are required to unlock benefits of new technologies.

The startup is beta testing its system to reduce the risk of damaging aircraft during ground movement with 50 companies, including MROs and FBOs.

Aviation Week visited KLM E&M’s Amsterdam “Maker Space” to see technologies it is developing to improve maintenance processes.

The MRO provider is developing maintenance training and support for advanced air mobility aircraft.

CFM's new blades, which can be installed on all CFM56-5B and -7B versions, include increased wall thickness and an optimized dovetail design to minimize stress.

The push to a cleaner 2050 is triggering fundamental changes in airline operations, signs of which are clearly visible in parts of the aftermarket business.