Boeing’s Air Force One Program Faces Another $280 Million Loss
Boeing has taken another $280 million charge on its delayed Air Force One replacement program, which is now about four years behind schedule.
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Pipistrel Unveils Voyager Trainer, Lands Launch Customer With Up to 50 Aircraft
Company says the model is intended for frequent instructor-student operations and can support training from the beginner level through more advanced phases.
Continental Expands Warranty Coverage For Certified and Overhauled Engines
Continental Aerospace Technologies is expanding warranty coverage for certified AvGas engines and eligible factory overhauls.
Pratt & Whitney Canada Begins Ground Testing Of Hybrid-Electric Propulsion System
Pratt & Whitney Canada has begun ground testing a hybrid-electric propulsion system ahead of planned flight tests in 2027.
ICON Aircraft To Resume A5 Production In 2027 With New Safety Technology
ICON Sense is designed to reduce risks during amphibious flight.
Merlin Completes Autonomous Landing At EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
Merlin completed an autonomous landing of a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, demonstrating its AI-powered flight technology.
Bristell Plans Garmin AXIS Installations
The avionics system is scheduled to reach the company’s Classic line in late 2026, followed by the certified B23 family in 2027.
Boeing Forecasts Need For 674,000 New Pilots
Boeing released its 2026 Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasting the global commercial aviation industry will need 674,000 new pilots over the next 20 years.
Lightspeed, Rotax Develop Engine-Tailored Headset Profile
The Delta Zulu setting will be available through Rotax Care before reaching existing headset owners by firmware update.
AURA AERO To Fly INTEGRAL R At AirVenture
The European-certified aerobatic trainer is nearing FAA certification ahead of planned U.S. deliveries.
