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The U.S. Marine Corps thus far has received six F-35B fighters without radars, as the service waits on Northrop Grumman's delivery of the AN/APG-85 radar, which is to replace the current […]
The Air Force is examining the development of an Advanced Wing Weapons Pylon (AWWP) for the B-52H and a long-term buy of up to 130 AWWPs to replace the bomber's […]
Landmark Air Force contract creates employment pipeline most flight schools can't match.
The companies plan to integrate SkyOS into an unmanned version of Robinson's R66 for defense applications.
New disposition tables cover several heart-related conditions for FAA medical certification.
Few airlines are as closely associated with the Airbus A380 as Singapore Airlines. The carrier…
Everyone knows the experience of flying low-cost. Every extra comes at a cost, but now Lufthansa is bringing this into its Allegris business class.
They are all due to return by August 1, but will they? See the latest information here!
Manufacturer's Unmanned division will work with system automator to equip the rotorcraft with uncrewed capabilities.
Master the approaches to Michigan's historic airport and explore the car-free charm of this top aviation spot.
If you're thinking about hanging up your crew wings, these unexpected jobs could be the perfect next step.
It's not really a special thing when Breeze announces new routes, because it does that all the time. But occasionally I like to check in and see exactly what the airline is doing. Its big announcement this week shows Breeze is still focused on picking up opportunities that other airlines mostly won't be interested in....
Venezuela has been struck by two devastating earthquakes which saw terrified passengers at Simon Bolivar International Airport (CCS)… Venezuela earthquake ravages Caracas airport as travelers run for cover: video appeared first on AeroTime.
Today, Malaysia Airlines is known for its modern fleet of Airbus A330neos, Airbus A350s and…
AOC holder Air Kilroe's slots at London Gatwick have also been surrendered. Joint administrators of the UK's Air Kilroe, which holds the air operator's certificate of regional carrier Eastern Airways, have been unable to sell the company, and have instead started to divest its assets. Eastern Airways ceased operations in October last year, but its…
NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) and the NATO-Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre (JATEC) have opened an… NATO and Ukraine launch €250,000 airfield denial innovation challenge appeared first on AeroTime.
Powerplant for SJ-100 secured approval from Russian civil aviation regulator in June. Russia's United Engine has commenced assembly of the first production Aviadvigatel PD-8 powerplants for the Yakovlev SJ-100. Assembly of the PD-8s follows federal aviation regulator Rosaviatsia's certification of the engine in early June. United Engine's Saturn division chief, Ilya Konyukhov, says the company…
The Airbus Beluga ST, a true marvel of aviation engineering, has been a crucial part of Airbus' production process, transporting large aircraft parts.
The aircraft is the airline's fifth 787-9. Thai Airways International has taken delivery of its first factory-fresh Boeing 787-9, powered by GE Aerospace GEnx engines. The aircraft, which is managed by lessor AerCap, is the first of four 787-9s that Thai expects to receive by the end of the year. The 787 (registered HS-TWE) is…
Anyone who regularly flies on commercial aircraft has likely noticed the same curious sensation shortly after take-off. The engines roar at full intensity during the take-off roll, the aircraft rotates, and within moments of becoming airborne, the sound suddenly softens as the thrust appears to decrease. For nervous passengers, that brief reduction in power can feel unsettling, especially because it happens at a stage of flight when the aircraft is still climbing away from the runway and remains relatively close to the ground. So in this video, we take a look at why pilots deliberately pull back thrust shortly after lifting off the runway, how modern aircraft rarely need maximum power in the first place, and why this procedure actually improves efficiency, reduces engine wear, and helps keep flights safe.
After a 23 June hearing, judges are set to decide the fate of the Delta-Aeromexico joint venture. Federal judges may soon rule on whether the US Department of Transportation (DOT) erred in shutting down the Delta Air Lines-Aeromexico joint venture. Attorneys for Delta and the DOT made oral arguments to a US federal judge on…
Here is why the composite materials used in the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 make repairs more complex following impact incidents.
The airline is moving quickly to transform the interiors of some of its oldest narrowbodies.
By Scot Cox, EAA 1020156 This piece originally ran in the May 2026 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. The construction of Rose Parrakeet N444RP began in October 2009 using the Hannaford Aircraft Co. plans as a guideline. This plansbuilt replica was a joint effort between Mike Shade, EAA 144231, and me in the Belle […]
Ticket prices, consumer protection laws, and the collapse of Spirit Airlines were discussed in depth on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
The uncrewed fighter will be the first Collaborative Combat Aircraft to join frontline military drills. Unmanned fighter jets are about to make their first real-world appearance. The MQ-28 Ghost Bat, the product of a joint project involving Boeing Defense Australia and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), will participate in this year's "Valiant Shield" military…
A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crashed during a training flight near Sitka, Alaska, leaving four crew… Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashes during training flight in Alaska appeared first on AeroTime.
By Norm Isler, EAA Lifetime 201308 At EAA Chapter 44 in Brockport, New York, our June meeting is traditionally our annual fly-in picnic dinner and general hangar/ramp flying event. This year, three of our long-time EAA members were presented with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award by the FAA's local FSDO office. All three recipients; […]
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the first milestone test of the Golden Dome was a success, marking… Hegseth says Golden Dome defense shield passes first major test appeared first on AeroTime.
The groups argue that proposed limits on GI Bill flight training benefits would restrict veterans' access to aviation careers.
Agency says data does not support the claim that recent changes harmed safety for helicopter operators.
Georgia Tech researchers are teaching autonomous aircraft to interpret CTAF radio calls at non-towered airports.
FAA's Airman Certification Standards are the superior tool for preparing for your next check ride.
Multiple signs of progress point towards critical approval for super-medium-twin helicopter arriving in the final quarter. Bell appears to be finally closing in on certification for its long-running 525 programme, with increasingly strong indications that the approval will be received in late 2026. In development since 2012, the super-medium-twin 525 is Bell's new civil flagship,…
The aircraft recently flew from the Bay Area to a Boeing site in Washington state.
Aeroflex-Andover Airport will remain open despite plans to demolish much of its historic hangar complex.
Authorities have warned pilots that violations of temporary flight restrictions can result in hefty fines, criminal charges, and aircraft confiscation.
Airframer continues to analyse options for notional -500 variant but pledges to retain Pratt & Whitney as programme's sole engine supplier. Airbus appears to be leaning towards a quick and "simple" stretch of the A220 narrowbody that would add around five rows of seats, putting capacity in the region of 185 passengers, if it decides…
Scoot has resumed flights between Singapore and Jeddah, becoming one of the first budget carriers in Southeast Asia… Scoot restarts Jeddah service as Middle East airspace reopens after US-Iran deal appeared first on AeroTime.
With the delivery of two new Gripen C fighters to Hungary, Swedish manufacturer Saab has completed a contract… Saab delivers last two defense contracted Gripen fighters to Hungary appeared first on AeroTime.
There are significant obstacles in the way for the airline industry to reach net-zero carbon emissions.
The CEO of Heart Aerospace describes the development of a hybrid-electric 30-seat regional commercial aircraft. In the news, a near miss at Boston Logan between a landing Delta Air Lines flight and a departing American Airlines flight, NASA's Advanced Aircraft Concepts for Environmental Sustainability 2050 (AACES) program, Canada's purchase of F-35A fighters and possibly Saab […]
When you think of Ethiopian Airlines, aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, Airbus A350-1000…
An Air Canada pilot - or should we say FORMER Air Canada pilot - has made international news after being accused of forging documents and essentially flying without a proper license for around 2 decades. The man has been officially charged with among other things fraud, using forged documents, and public mischief.
Timely investment in the Boeing 787 Dreamliners has helped United keep its operations steady.
They are all one-stop services to Africa, with the MAX being the airline's leading equipment to the vast continent. Find out more here!
Friend's backcountry landing went sideways but became proverbial teaching moment.
Madrid has 34 of the twin-turboprops on order. Airbus is increasing its annual production rate for the C295 tactical transport on the back of major orders for Spain, as the company describes its twin-turboprop as "the undisputed leader in its segment". The increase in output from 10 to 13 C295s annually was announced on 24…
Chief executive Nikhil Ravishankar must, as he puts it, "walk and chew gum" at the same time. The Auckland-based Star Alliance carrier was hit hard by the soaring jet fuel costs this spring just as it was putting its years-long engine availability issues in the rearview mirror. On one hand, Air New Zealand needed to…
Canadian carrier WestJet has unveiled a striking new special livery Boeing 737 MAX 8 celebrating…
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