Aircraft & Propulsion

With the novel coronavirus heavily impacting the bottom lines of some of the aviation industry’s biggest companies, one of its largest MRO providers

The COVID-19 outbreak led to a high of nearly 80% of the world’s commercial aircraft being grounded earlier this year. Patrick Lecer, CEO of Tarmac

Airbus’s first-half results were expected to be ugly and the European OEM duly revealed that it burned through more than €12 billion ($14 billion) of

UK airline EasyJet has renewed its supply chain management agreement with AJW Group for a further seven years. Under the renewed ties, AJW will

SIA Engineering (SIAEC) has described the MRO outlook as “challenging” with no clear sign of a significant pick-up in flight frequencies. Unlike

The desert around Alice Springs is becoming a little less desolate as Asian carriers begin to populate it with aircraft for storage. Airlines such as

The great virus crisis of 2020 is resolving itself into a financial disaster for airlines and slack times for OEMs and MROs as most airlines steadily

Aftermarket services provider RUAG MRO International has commissioned a new painting and drying shop for aircraft components in Oberpfaffenhofen

After China, Europe was the second region to be hit hard by the virus crisis. Its aviation sector was severely restricted but appears to be recovering

After acquiring Swfr120 million ($125 million) of finance backed by the Swiss government last week, SR Technics has announced plans to reshape its

More than 100,000 A&D jobs could disappear in the next two years. To attract more people, companies should focus on who they retain.

The conversion has received FAA approval and will fly with launch customer Texel Air.

Facing a $475 billion loss in commercial aviation manufacturing, the A&D industrial base could suffer aftershocks for years.

Boeing Global Services CEO Ted Colbert discusses the challenges of managing the aftermarket business through COVID-19.

President Matthew Bromberg on COVID-19, production increases and future development efforts.

Next to airlines, engine MROs have probably been hit hardest by the virus crisis, as grounded jets have permitted massive deferments of expensive

African scheduled flights were down 69% from pre-crisis levels in May, according to mba Aviation, a sharp decline but not as deep a slump as in Europe

Ask the Editors: Hydrogen propulsion offers a significant opportunity to reduce carbon emissions, but major challenges lie ahead.

Ask the Editors: The pause on the Airbus A220-500 development will be short-lived because of the growing demand for bigger narrowbodies.

Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston says in an interview how the RAF is adapting to COVID-19 and looking ahead to transformative initiatives such as ASTRA.

Large scale aircraft fleet groundings in the wake of COVID-19 contributed to a reduction in Rolls-Royce's engine flying hours by as much as 80% in the

Valerie Manning, Airbus senior VP customer support, provides a glimpse of how the OEM is working with customers through the pandemic and what’s its

How will the aviation aftermarket recover after the pandemic?

CFM wins top awards in the third annual Air Transport Aftermarket Customer Satisfaction Survey, done cooperatively between Inside MRO, Air Transport World, and AeroDynamic Advisory.

Keeping air and water out of aircraft fuel tanks is imperative—but is getting trickier to do for a number of reasons.