Industry players, including Leonardo, Rolls-Royce and Sonaca, are urging EASA to engage during research into next-generation single-aisle aircraft programs.
Fabrum has developed a lightweight composite tank for cryogenic liquid hydrogen that cuts fuel losse and refueling time, with flight tests expected in 2027.
The Australian state is using a development fund to back projects including a rocket test facility, a defense-grade manufacturing site and an MRO facility.
Boeing handed over only 32 737 MAXs in October—its lowest monthly total this year; it expects to fall short of its full-year target of 500 737 deliveries.
Merlin received an $8.9 million U.S. SOCOM order to integrate autonomy software into a Lockheed Martin C-130J cockpit, advancing toward future flight testing.
BCA will cut 5% of its roughly 51,000-person workforce as it aligns staffing with a slower airliner ramp-up and continues integrating Spirit AeroSystems.
Helicopter-makers still miss delivery dates for aircraft modifications and spare parts amid continuing supply chain pains post-pandemic, Bristow's CEO said.
Industry’s inability to meet demand for widebodies could hurt the U.S. military’s ability to rely on the civil reserve air fleet, the USAF mobility boss warns.
Drone developer and operator Skyways has received the first authorization from the FAA to conduct long-range, beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations from the U.S. coastline over the sea, starting early next year.
AIRBUS delivered 74 aircraft (nine A220s; 55 A320neo Family; four A330s; six A350s) in October vs 78 (four A220s; 64 A320neo Family; three A330s; seven A350s) in October 2025; it has now delivered 621 of planned 870 for year. It booked orders for 202 aircraft during month, including 35 A330-900s from CIT LEASING, and now has 1,376 for year.
TOPCAST AVIATION SUPPLIES, Hong Kong was selected by Simmonds Precision as distributor of its fuel measurement and management systems. It also renewed its agreement with Crouzet for fly-by-wire product portfolio.
AERSALE had $15.1m net loss on $91.6m revenues in 3Q26 vs $0.1m loss on $71.2m in 3Q25, ending quarter with $334.1m inventory, including aircraft/ engines held for lease of $165.9m. It expects to now sell a 737 in 4Q26 vs 3Q26.
GE AEROSPACE completed first hybrid electric assisted takeoff of modified Saab 340B in partnership with BETA TECHNOLOGIES; technologies are being developed through the CFM RISE technology demonstration program.
CFM INTERNATIONAL was selected by China Eastern Airlines to supply LEAP-1As for 101 new A320neos, A321neos, and A321XLRs on order in deal that includes spare engines and long-term services agreement.
