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DTA Aircraft logs 30 reservations for JP1 hybrid-electric multicopter

DTA Aircraft has secured 30 reservations for its two-seat JP1 hybrid-electric multicopter, including four at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. The company plans to begin crewed flight testing at Scottsdale Airport, Arizona, next year, according to DTA Americas co-founder and CEO Théo Parant.

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SyberJet launches SJ34, an upgraded SJ30, and reports letters of intent for more than 50 SJ36s

SyberJet Aircraft unveiled the SJ34, an upgraded version of its SJ30, and opened orders for the model during the 2026 NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. The company also reported letters of intent for more than 50 SJ36s.

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SyberJet unveils SJ34, secures LOIs for more than 50 SJ36s

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Letters of intent emerge for SyberJet SJ36 ahead of NBAA-BACE

SyberJet’s SJ36 was unveiled last week ahead of NBAA-BACE, with letters of intent reported for the aircraft. The available details do not specify the number of prospective buyers, order values or delivery timing, leaving the scale and commercial terms of the interest unclear.

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LOIs Pour in for SyberJet SJ36

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At NBAA-BACE, FAA chief signals openness to single-pilot Citation path and SMART airspace access system

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said additional pilot training and aircraft modifications could support consideration of a new single-pilot operating path for Citation aircraft. He also said the proposed SMART traffic management system could give on-demand operators better visibility into airspace availability, as he discussed safety, access and air traffic control modernization at NBAA-BACE.

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Duffy says FAA needs better certification processes to enable safer technologies and advanced air mobility

Speaking at NBAA-BACE, Transportation Secretary Duffy said the FAA needs improved certification processes. He framed the changes as necessary to make way for safer technologies and advanced air mobility, putting regulatory processes at the center of efforts to bring new aircraft and systems into use.

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CAE adds four full-flight simulators in the Americas, bringing its business aviation network to 37

Announced at NBAA-BACE, the new simulators provide training for Bombardier, Embraer, Pilatus and Cessna aircraft. CAE says the added capacity expands customer access to training across its global business aviation network, with the four devices located in the Americas.