Aerospace

Etihad Airways has celebrated its 20th anniversary with a illumination of the iconic Burj Khalifa in Dubai featuring a spectacular light and sound show.
Air Transport

Air bp, one of the sponsors at this year’s airshow, has expanded its joint venture, Air bp-Jio, in India with a new fuel facility at Rajkot International Airport in Hirasar.
Aerospace

Emirates announced during the Dubai Air Show a US$950 million investment to build a new ultra-modern engineering facility at Dubai World Central (DWC).
MRO

Gulf Air has entered a strategic partnership with MRO company Joramco to optimise aircraft maintenance services.
Aerospace

EgyptAir Holdings chairman and CEO, Yehia Zakaria and Airbus chief commercial officer Christian Scherer seal the latest deal aimed at expanding the airline’s fleet.
Air Transport

With ongoing passenger growth anticipated across the industry, Thales is ramping up efforts to ensure safe, secure, sustainable operations for air transport hubs.
Aerospace

Ethiopian Airlines has placed orders for 20 Boeing 737 Max 8s and 11 787-9s, alongside an interior retrofit programme for its existing fleet of 787s.
Aerospace

By Tony Osborne
Leonardo Helicopters is sending its AW169 twin-engine helicopter on a tour of Emirati rotorcraft operators.
Dubai Airshow

Aviation Week Network announced the winners of the 66th Annual Laureate Awards (#AWLAUR), honoring extraordinary achievements in the global aerospace arena.
Aerospace

By Guy Norris
Dubbed the AR-2000, the new RWUAS at Dubai Airshow is the latest in an evolving line of more capable, Chinese-developed unmanned rotary-wing vehicles.
Dubai Airshow

By Sash Tusa
Launch of the stretched A220 earlier than 2026 would free production slots for the higher-margin A321 and A321XLR variants—but a few hurdles stand in the way.
Aircraft & Propulsion

Aviation Week Staff
Abu Dhabi-based business aviation operator Falcon Aviation Services has partnered with Chinese eVTOL developer AutoFlight to advance AAM in the UAE.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Graham Warwick
Startup Samson Sky has conducted the first flight of the Switchblade, a true roadable aircraft planned to be initially offered as a kit for amateur assembly.
Advanced Air Mobility

JOBY AVIATION completed first-ever eVTOL air taxi flight in New York City at Downtown Manhattan Heliport.

Aerospace

GE AEROSPACE booked order from Emirates for another 202 GE9Xs (now 460); deal includes aftermarket support.

Aerospace

PRATT & WHITNEY has Royal Jordanian order to supply GTFs for 20 A320neo Family aircraft and 10 E190-/E195-E2s on order for delivery starting in late 2023; deal includes long-term EngineWise aftermarket maintenance agreement.

Aerospace

GAMIT, UK has 10-year Condor contract to digitize technical records and provide asset management solutions via ROAM archive records solution.

Aerospace

ROLLS-ROYCE completed compatibility testing of 100% SAF on all of its in-production civil engine types: Trent 700; Trent 800; Trent 900; Trent 1000; Trent XWB-84; Trent XWB-97; Trent 7000; BR710; BR725; Pearl 700; Pearl 15; Pearl 10X.

Aerospace

EVE

EVE signed LOI with Kookiejar, Sweden to develop its Urban ATM (Air Traffic Management) system to support vertiport operations in Dubai.

Aerospace

HONEYWELL reports its AAM unit surpassed $10b in business; customers include Archer Aviation, Lilium, Pipistrel, Supernal and Vertical Aerospace.

Aerospace

AIR FRANCE-KLM made US$4.7m investment in DG FUELS to support its initial Louisiana-based SAF plant; agreement includes option to purchase up to 25m gallons/75,000 tons of SAF annually over a multi-year period beginning in 2029.

Aerospace

PRECISION AVIATION GROUP secured additional financing via $400m single-asset secondary market transaction by GenNx360 Capital Partners (GenNx360 Aerospace Fund) to support accelerated organic growth/acquisition strategy.

Aerospace

SOLASEED AIR, Japan sold 737-800 (38035) to Fuyo General Lease and leased it back; ALM will manage aircraft.

Aerospace

THALES was selected by Emirates to supply AVANT Up IFE system for up to 205 777Xs for delivery starting in 2025.

Aerospace

TAT TECHNOLOGIES, Israel had $2.5m net income on $29.9m revenues in 3Q23 vs $0.4m loss on $21m in 3Q22.

Aerospace