Thierry Dubois, European Technology Editor at Aviation Week Network, discusses Beyond Aero’s hydrogen-electric aircraft that is being showcased at EBACE 2024.
EcoJet demonstrator evolves into advanced airborne lab role as Bombardier’s blended wing body business jet research effort continues second flight-test phase.
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In 2021 airlines pledged to hit net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Aviation Week experts debate their progress so far and what approach should be taken going forward.
AIRBUS plans to establish a Tech Hub in Japan to advance research, technology and innovation in aerospace, including development of new materials, decarbonization technologies, robotics and automation, in preparation for next-gen aircraft.
ROLLS-ROYCE says long-term service agreement large engine flying hours (EFH) have returned to 100% of 2019 levels. Its expectations of large EFH at 100%-110% of 2019 levels/1,300-1,400 shop visits/500-550 deliveries are unchanged.
CAE expects demand for civil aviation training solutions to remain compelling and management expects low double-digit percentage of operating income growth in FY25 with an annual adjusted segment operating income margin (aSOI) of 23%.
HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS had INR76b net income on record INR322.8b revenues for year ended March 31 vs INR58.1b on INR286b a year ago. It says it signed contract with Airbus to establish A320 MRO facility in New Delhi.
TRIUMPH GROUP had $512.4m net income on $1.19b net sales for year ended March 31 vs $89.6m on $1.13b a year ago and ended year with $1.9b backlog, up 22% from prior fiscal year end. Commercial aftermarket sales rose 30%.