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Mongolia Certifies Embraer E-Jets as Hunnu Air Expands Fleet

Mongolia's Civil Aviation Authority has granted type certificates for the Embraer E190-E2 and E195-E2, paving the way for Hunnu Air to receive its first Embraer E195-E2 jet. This move supports the airline's fleet expansion, reinforcing its strategic growth and new route opportunities in Mongolia.

2025-04-17T06:08:32.317379-07:00

AirInsight

Gulfstream G800 Secures FAA and EASA Certification as Longest-Range Business Jet

2025-04-17T11:05:41.140930-07:00

The Air Current

Boeing's Deliveries to China Impacted by Escalating Tariff Tensions

2025-04-17T00:00:08.497617-07:00

AINonline

Gulfstream G800 Jet Secures FAA and EASA Certification, Enhancing Range Capability

2025-04-16T09:52:41.421767-07:00

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Aviation Week

Deutsche Aircraft Launches D328eco Rear Fuselage Assembly in India Deutsche Aircraft and Dynamatic Technologies have inaugurated a new assembly line for the D328eco rear fuselage in Bangalore, marking a significant step towards serial manufacturing of this regional aircraft. This facility highlights India's growing role as a crucial player in aerospace manufacturing globally.

2025-04-18T11:51:11.646383-07:00

Deutsche Aircraft Launches D328eco Rear Fuselage Assembly in India

FlightGlobal

Transat secures new P&W ‘support agreement’ for engine-related aircraft groundings

2025-04-18T11:44:07.714032-07:00

Transat secures new P&W ‘suppo

The Aviationist

The Innovation Legacy: Northrop's Historic Impact on Modern Stealth Technology Jack Northrop's visionary all-wing aircraft designs were pivotal in developing advanced stealth technology, culminating in the creation of the B-2 Spirit. His work has significantly influenced aerospace design philosophies, highlighting the enduring impact of early innovators on contemporary military aviation advancements.

2025-04-18T11:06:08.976900-07:00

The Innovation Legacy: Northrop's Historic Impact on Modern Stealth Technology

PaxEx.Aero

Panasonic Avionics Launches Converix Platform to Enhance In-Flight Data Management Panasonic Avionics has introduced Converix, a new onboard hosting platform designed to capture and manage flight data. The solution expands capabilities beyond inflight entertainment, offering airlines a comprehensive approach to data integration and analytics.

2025-04-18T09:25:14.782877-07:00

Panasonic Avionics Launches Converix Platform to Enhance In-Flight Data Management

AirInsight

Airlines' Freight-to-Payload Ratios Reveal Adaptation Strategies Amid Tariff Challenges A detailed look at freight-to-payload ratios highlights how airlines like Boeing and Airbus are leveraging the Boeing 777-300ER's belly freight capabilities to navigate tariffs. This adaptation reflects airlines' strategic adjustments to maintain profitability amid evolving trade environments.

2025-04-18T05:06:14.138511-07:00

Airlines' Freight-to-Payload Ratios Reveal Adaptation Strategies Amid Tariff Challenges

Air Data News

Embraer's E-Jets Program Reaches Major Production Milestone with 1,000th Wing Embraer has successfully manufactured the 1,000th wing for its E170 and E175 regional jets, marking a significant achievement in the company's E-Jets program. This milestone underscores Embraer's robust presence in the regional jet market and its ongoing production capabilities.

2025-04-18T01:46:12.877363-07:00

Embraer's E-Jets Program Reaches Major Production Milestone with 1,000th Wing

Air Data News

Embraer Reaches Milestone with 1,000th E170/E175 Wing Produced Embraer has produced its 1,000th wing for the E170/E175 aircraft family, marking a significant manufacturing milestone for the company. This achievement underscores Embraer's continued commitment to its regional jet program, supporting its presence in the global market.

2025-04-18T01:46:12.877363-07:00

Embraer Reaches Milestone with 1,000th E170/E175 Wing Produced

La Dépêche

Airbus and Boeing Poised to Meet Projected 40,000 Aircraft Demand by 2040 The global airline industry expects to require over 40,000 new aircraft by 2040 to accommodate 8 billion annual passengers. Airbus and Boeing, in their duopolistic standing, play crucial roles in fulfilling this demand, facing challenges such as new U.S. tariffs on aeronautics.

2025-04-17T21:36:10.017953-07:00

Airbus and Boeing Poised to Meet Projected 40,000 Aircraft Demand by 2040

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