Cirrus Aircraft Adds TRAC10 to Training Fleet
Cirrus Aircraft has expanded its training lineup with the new TRAC10, a light aircraft designed specifically for flight schools.
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Dubai Certifies World’s First Commercial Vertiport
The GCAA has officially certified the VDX facility near Dubai International Airport, establishing the world’s first regulatory-approved commercial vertiport.
Boeing Activates New 737 MAX Assembly Line in Everett
Boeing has officially initiated operations on its new 737 MAX final assembly line at the Everett facility. This expansion replicates the existing Renton production setup to support a ramp-up in output to 47 aircraft per month.
Starlux Airlines Adds Second Special Livery A350-1000
Starlux Airlines has expanded its widebody fleet with a second Silver Airsorayama A350-1000, continuing its collaboration with artist Hajime Sorayama.
Pilatus Integrates Gogo Galileo Connectivity into PC-24
Pilatus has introduced Gogo Galileo as a factory-installed option for the PC-24, leveraging LEO satellite technology to improve in-flight connectivity.
FAA Initiates Regulatory Shift for Overland Supersonic Flight
The FAA is moving away from a blanket speed-based ban, signaling a major policy shift that shifts the burden of proof to noise mitigation metrics.
AirSprint Expands Fractional Fleet with Five Large-Cabin Jets
AirSprint has announced plans to add five large-cabin business jets to its fractional fleet, marking a strategic shift toward global, long-range travel capabilities.
Saab Finalizes $2.5 Billion Gripen E Contract for Ukraine
Saab has signed a binding contract to provide 16 new-build Gripen E fighter jets to Ukraine. The $2.5 billion order marks a significant milestone in regional defense modernization.
FAA Proposes Path to Revive Domestic Supersonic Flight
New FAA regulatory proposals move to replace the 1970s-era ban on continental supersonic flight with modern noise-based certification standards.
Boeing Reports Widespread IT Outage Impacting U.S. Operations
A widespread IT outage has disrupted operations at Boeing facilities across the United States, prompting the manufacturer to initiate restoration efforts.