Used Piston Aircraft Inventory Falls 17% From Last Year
Sandhills Global says single-engine piston listings declined again in July while asking prices remained nearly unchanged.
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Elixir, Turbotech Move Turbine Trainer Toward Certification
The companies are targeting EASA and FAA approval and a 2030 entry into service.
First UK-Built Islander in Nearly 60 Years Rolls Out
The BN2B-26 will undergo ground testing before delivery to the Falkland Islands Government Air Service.
First Production Russian Yakovlev MC-21-310 Flies
The flight moves Russia’s domestically sourced narrowbody closer to certification.
Cosmic Unveils Four-Seat Electric Airplane
The company targets a 2028 prototype flight and deliveries beginning in 2029.
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.
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.
ICON Aircraft To Resume A5 Production In 2027 With New Safety Technology
ICON Sense is designed to reduce risks during amphibious flight.
FAA Allows Boeing To Resume New Aircraft Certifications
The FAA has restored Boeing’s authority to issue airworthiness certificates for new 737 MAX and 787 aircraft after an eight-month safety review.
Austin Aircraft Owners Face Nearly $2 Million In Unpaid Taxes
The unpaid balances include several accounts exceeding $100,000.
