Aerospace

Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines recently launched their 40th humanitarian delivery flight when the airline’s new 787-9 Dreamliner departed Everett, Washington, carrying more than 20,000 pounds of humanitarian supplies.

APT 70 flies urban; EHang’s logistics eVTOL; Paris UAM test site; Japan’s air taxi plans; Sabrewing’s Arabian deal

An inside look into the U.S. Army’s radical experiment, Project Convergence, a sensor-to-shooter demonstration.

BEA’s persistence on three research campaigns leads to a potentially far-reaching discovery of metal fatigue on GE-Pratt GP7200 turbofan.

Women In Aviation 2020 returns this June and expects to host over 500 attendees – including international aviation and government leaders, key female officials and HR managers at leading global aviation entities and top students at regional colleges.

A drone has delivered a package to a moving barge in winds as part of trials by the Port of Rotterdam Authority in the Netherlands to determine whether the technology can improve the efficiency of Europe’s largest seaport.

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Turkey’s brand in airport operations, TAV Airports served 89.1 million passengers in 2019, with a 7% increase compared to the previous year.

Etihad Cargo has signed a partnership for Digital Air Cargo with WebCargo by Freightos, the world’s largest air cargo rates and eBooking platform.

When Aircraft Interiors Middle East (AIME) opens on 25 February, the event is all set to converge leading airlines and the entire aircraft interiors industry for two days. Spanning sectors from seating materials and flooring to cabin lighting, and logistic support solutions, exhibitors are travelling from around the globe to be part of the region’s booming market.

Despite much evidence to the opposite, the public’s image of hydrogen in aviation was set by the 1937 Hindenburg fire.

Doubling Reaper’s firepower; Rats undermine Triton comms; Will Kazakhstan buy A400Ms?; and Russia receives new Mi-28s.

Never have clouds, i.e., internet-based computing, been more welcome in the aerospace and defense industry.

Pandemic or not, attracting and retaining top-flight engineers is a challenge. A tax credit in Oklahoma gives aerospace employers a jet-propelled boost.

LOGIKOR, OH has changed its name to STRIDAS (logistics services).

C&L AEROSPACE was selected by Thomas Global Systems as distributor for its TFD-8601 upgrade for legacy EFD-86 CRT displays on Saab 340, EMB 120

EASA is expected to sign-off on 737 MAX in November after securing commitments from Boeing to address specific safety issues, including adding a third

BOEING is expected to announce plans to consolidate 787 production to South Carolina, which US Congressman, Rick Larsen, called shortlisted and

US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES announced bipartisan legislation (Aircraft Certification Reform and Accountability Act) designed to strengthen the FAA’s

FAA completed 2-hour test flight of 737 MAX, piloted by its Administrator; it would still not speculate about how long it will be until the aircraft

ATP FLIGHT SCHOOL began building 13,875 sq ft flight training center and 12,000 sq ft maintenance center in Arlington, TX.

GA TELESIS, FL (under its Tarmac Solutions Group) was selected by Honeywell as global distributor for its UV aircraft cabin cleaning system.

STELIA AEROSPACE launched OPERA lie-flat business class seat for narrowbodies.

AMSAFE, AZ has has engineered, tested and produced a sanitized aircraft seatbelt that demonstrates a 99.9% reduction in viral/bacterial load.

Vytautas Ledakas to Chief Executive Officer of BAA Training China, Zhengzhou.