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
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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
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada is working with Aero HygenX in the development and marketing of an autonomous UV-C cabin sanitising robot, optimised for use on Dash 8 Series aircraft
For airlines, the one-size-fits-all aircraft strategy isn’t going to work any more in the post-Covid world. Flexibility is key, asserts Rodrigo Silva E Souza, Embraer’s VP of marketing and sales
COMAC has entered into a contract with Expliseat, to develop lightweight reclining economy seats to be installed on new ARJ21 aircraft
Airbus Corporate Jets has won its first six orders for the ACJ TwoTwenty business jet, with Comlux accounting for two of the orders
Set aside 45 minutes to watch Boom’s XB-1 being unveiled for the first time in its fully assembled form. The Boom team, including leaders, engineers and test pilots, share their expertise of the innovative technology behind the return of supersonic travel
Boeing took the opportunity when announcing a firm order for two 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCF), to also reveal it has made agreements to open additional conversion lines in Guangzhou, China, and Singapore to meet strong market demand
Learn a little more about the innovations and technologies in the HondaJet Elite cabin. From club seating and fold-out tables, to the cabin management system and a speakerless audio system that uses transducers in the cabin walls, a lot has been crammed into a compact environment