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UK CAA launches consultation on eVTOL/VTOL regulations ahead of 2028 commercial flight target
By eVTOL Insights: A consultation has been launched by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UK CAA), which sets out proposals on how the.
Safran sees strong demand, ramps production and advances engines for Robinson R88 and Airbus H140
By Vertical Mag: Safran has provided an update on its efforts to increase production in a challenging climate — as well as its work in developing new engines for the Robinson R88 and Airbus H140.
Madagascar government moves to revive defunct national carrier Air Madagascar
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Condor shareholder seeks strategic equity partner — potential ownership move that could affect the European leisure market
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Exclusive: US military to establish presence at Damascus airbase, sources say
By Reuters: The United States is preparing to establish a military presence at an airbase in Damascus to help enable a security pact that Washington is brokering between Syria and Israel, six sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Buffalo Airways 737-200: nose gear deployed uncommanded during climb, collapsed on landing
By FlightGlobal: Canadian investigators have disclosed that the nose-gear of a Boeing 737-200 deployed uncommanded while the jet was climbing out of Goose Lake. The incident occurred as the Buffalo Airways aircraft climbed through 5,000ft while operating a service to Yellowknife on 20 October.
Embraer studying potential new aircraft as CEO stresses financial discipline
By Reuters: Embraer is studying new products that could drive long-term growth, but these would have to be considered in light of the Brazilian planemaker's finances, CEO Francisco Gomes Neto told Reuters.