FAA Restores Boeing Authority on Airworthiness Certification
Following an eight-month evaluation period, the FAA has authorized Boeing to resume issuing airworthiness certificates for its 737 MAX and 787 fleet.
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Farnborough 2026: Shift Toward Autonomous and Electric Hardware
The 2026 Farnborough International Airshow marks a significant industry transition, moving from conceptual design to functional hardware in autonomy and electric aviation.
Vertical Aerospace Cleared for Farnborough eVTOL Demo
Vertical Aerospace is set to conduct the first public eVTOL flight demonstrations at the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow following regulatory approval.
Archer Aviation Debuts Zee AI Flight Platform
Archer Aviation has unveiled ‘Zee,’ a new AI foundation model designed to process real-time flight data and provide aviation intelligence for the aerospace industry.
Catalina Aircraft Trust Secures First Order for Next-Gen Flying Boat
The Catalina Aircraft Trust has secured a letter of intent from a Hong Kong operator for up to 46 modernized, turboprop-powered PBY Catalina amphibious aircraft.
EASA Issues High-Risk Airspace Warning for Gulf Region
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has issued a new conflict zone bulletin advising against operations in parts of the Gulf region due to security concerns.
Abha International Airport Suspends Operations Following Strike
Regional carriers have halted service to Abha International Airport in Saudi Arabia after a missile and drone attack forced widespread cancellations.
Electra Advances EL9 Certification for Direct Aviation Market
Electra has officially established the certification basis for its hybrid-electric EL9, marking a move toward commercial viability for the Direct Aviation market.
GCAP Moves to Industrial Development with Major Contract
The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) has shifted from conceptual design to industrial development, supported by a £4.6 billion contract.
EasyJet Takeover Bid Intensifies With $7.6 Billion Apollo Offer
The acquisition process for easyJet has shifted significantly following a surprise $7.6 billion proposal from U.S. firm Apollo, surpassing a rival offer from Castlelake.