Airbus has officially opened its new Flight Operations & Training Skywise Campus in Toulouse (TLS), France, creating a modern aviation training hub designed to prepare the next generation of pilots, maintenance technicians, and cabin crew.
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The US Air Force is significantly expanding its long-range strike capabilities after the Pentagon announced new framework agreements with three defense companies to accelerate the production of affordable air-launched cruise missiles.
FAA restores Boeing authority to self-certify all 737 MAX and 787 jets next week after months of joint safety review.
Patria has begun manufacturing F-35 fighter forward fuselages, landing gear doors, and F135 engine assemblies in Finland, and the company said the programme is progressing as planned.
The Royal Air Force (RAF) has clarified that the United Kingdom did not buy its 12 F-35A jets for a nuclear role.
Boeing has provided a detailed update on the certification of its 737-7, 737-10, and 777-9 aircraft, saying the work has entered a more predictable phase after years of flight testing, engineering analysis, and regulatory engagement.
WDMMA ranks the world’s strongest air forces by TruVal Rating, with the US Air Force first and India sixth overall.
US F-22 Raptors leave the Middle East and land at RAF Fairford as Washington winds down its air war against Iran.
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer expects a market for up to 500 aircraft in India over the next decade after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) granted type certification to its E-Jet family.
Boeing 737 MAX 7 nears FAA certification by end of July 2026, a long-awaited win for Boeing and Southwest Airlines.