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Safran opens €280m landing‑gear plant in Nouaceur to supply Airbus A320

Safran has inaugurated a €280m landing‑gear factory in Nouaceur, Casablanca, to produce landing gear for the Airbus A320 family. The plant — opened in a ceremony chaired by King Mohammed VI — will create about 500 jobs by 2029 and run on 100% clean energy.

2026-02-13T10:05:02.936734-08:00

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CFM studies 'advanced ducted' as a fallback to preferred open‑fan for next‑generation jet engine

2026-02-12T05:24:38.076382-08:00

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Planet’s German unit teams with AXA arm to deploy AI-driven satellite risk platform for natural disasters

2026-02-13T10:25:32.058338-08:00

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Crystal Cabin Award 2026 highlights aircraft cabin industry innovation

2026-02-13T07:30:49.235839-08:00

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Planet’s German unit teams with AXA arm to deploy AI-driven satellite risk platform for natural disasters Planet Labs’ German subsidiary is partnering with a new AXA insurance arm to embed Planet’s Earth-observation imagery into an AI-driven risk-management platform. The collaboration aims to monitor, model and predict natural disasters for underwriting and loss-mitigation, integrating near-real-time satellite analytics into insurer workflows.

2026-02-13T10:25:32.058338-08:00

Planet’s German unit teams with AXA arm to deploy AI-driven satellite risk platform for natural disasters

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Safran opens €280m landing‑gear plant in Nouaceur to supply Airbus A320 Safran has inaugurated a €280m landing‑gear factory in Nouaceur, Casablanca, to produce landing gear for the Airbus A320 family. The plant — opened in a ceremony chaired by King Mohammed VI — will create about 500 jobs by 2029 and run on 100% clean energy.

2026-02-13T10:05:02.936734-08:00

Safran opens €280m landing‑gear plant in Nouaceur to supply Airbus A320

Inflight Online

Crystal Cabin Award 2026 highlights aircraft cabin industry innovation The Crystal Cabin Award 2026 is showcasing the latest innovations from aircraft cabin suppliers, focusing on designs and technologies aimed at improving passenger comfort, accessibility, sustainability and digital services. The annual competition gathers manufacturers, design houses and OEMs to benchmark cabin concepts and products for commercial and business aviation.

2026-02-13T07:30:49.235839-08:00

Crystal Cabin Award 2026 highlights aircraft cabin industry innovation

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NASA completes first flight of laminar‑flow scale‑model wing on F‑15B NASA flew a scale‑model laminar‑flow wing for the first time aboard an F‑15B research jet at Edwards’ Armstrong Flight Research Center, validating in‑flight behavior of a low‑drag wing concept designed to reduce skin‑friction and cut fuel burn on future commercial aircraft.

2026-02-12T18:14:29.039379-08:00

NASA completes first flight of laminar‑flow scale‑model wing on F‑15B

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CFM studies 'advanced ducted' as a fallback to preferred open‑fan for next‑generation jet engine CFM International is assessing a conventional “advanced ducted” engine design as a contingency to its preferred open‑fan next‑generation propulsion concept, industry sources say. The review reflects industry debate over the open‑fan’s radical fuel‑saving potential versus practical certification, emissions and industrialisation risks.

2026-02-12T05:24:38.076382-08:00

CFM studies 'advanced ducted' as a fallback to preferred open‑fan for next‑generation jet engine

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Electra secures U.S. patents for hybrid‑electric propulsion and flight‑control architecture enabling USTOL Electra has been granted multiple U.S. patents protecting core elements of its hybrid‑electric propulsion and flight‑control architecture for the nine‑seat EL9, safeguarding technologies the company says enable ultra‑short takeoff and landing (USTOL) performance while preserving conventional safety and performance margins as certification advances.

2026-02-12T02:34:34.438125-08:00

Electra secures U.S. patents for hybrid‑electric propulsion and flight‑control architecture enabling USTOL

SpaceNews.com

How reusable launch vehicles will reshape the space economy — and Earthbound markets The move from single‑use rockets to routinely reusable boosters is altering the economics, cadence and risk calculus of access to orbit. Beyond lower marginal launch costs, reusability enables new business models, investment flows and infrastructure requirements — while prompting environmental and regulatory debates.

2026-02-11T06:02:22.347939-08:00

How reusable launch vehicles will reshape the space economy — and Earthbound markets

SpaceNews.com

Australia Space Innovation Institute to translate space technologies for terrestrial use Australia's Space Innovation Institute will focus on translating space technologies into solutions for terrestrial challenges, creating a coordinated hub to accelerate technology maturation and industry adoption. The initiative aims to connect researchers, startups and end‑users to fast‑track practical applications of space capabilities across Australian sectors.

2026-02-10T13:07:20.749331-08:00

Australia Space Innovation Institute to translate space technologies for terrestrial use

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Safran opens €280m landing‑gear plant in Nouaceur to supply Airbus A320

CFM studies 'advanced ducted' as a fallback to preferred open‑fan for next‑generation jet engine

Planet’s German unit teams with AXA arm to deploy AI-driven satellite risk platform for natural disasters

Crystal Cabin Award 2026 highlights aircraft cabin industry innovation

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