Airbus has awarded a contract extension to Stratasys for the production of 3D-printed polymer aircraft cabin interior components. The new deal includes a greater range of parts and aircraft models
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Lilium, an aviation company developing an all-electric, vertical take-off and landing jet (eVTOL) and service for regional air mobility, has announced a long-term partnership with Aciturri, an aerostructures manufacturer, to build the airframe of the Lilium Jet
Textron Aviation is now offering the cabin ionisation system from Aviation Clean Air (ACA) as a retrofit option on select Beechcraft and Cessna aircraft. The system emits cold plasma, which starts a reaction that neutralises gases, spores, viruses and bacteria in the air and on surfaces
Project HEART, a new initiative funded by the UK Government, aims to create an integrated aviation system that will make regional travel on small aircraft greener, automated and more cost-effective
Despite the headwinds of Covid-19, Boom Supersonic made substantial progress toward the future of flight, securing new partnerships, advancing Overture’s engine programme, and rolling out the first independently developed supersonic jet. In keeping with the speed theme, enjoy 12 months of progress in 60 seconds
10 startup companies have been selected to join the ATI Boeing Accelerator programme, a business accelerator scheme that offers valuable funding and expertise
Tom Enders, former CEO of Airbus, is joining the board of Lilium, the aviation company developing an all-electric, vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) for regional air mobility. Enders explains his decision and the potential for eVTOL
The US Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have issued a final rule to facilitate the safe development of civil supersonic aircraft
Two of American Airlines’ Boeing 737 experts discuss the latest progress as the airline prepares to return the MAX to commercial service, including the role of the airline’s pilots in the recertification process, changes as part of the aircraft’s return to service, and the tech ops team’s work
Embraer has released a Service Bulletin that allows ERJ 145 operators to install HEPA filters. According to the company, the kits for the first 70 aircraft are already being assembled and should be delivered by mid-December