Boeing secures major 787 Dreamliner orders from Air Astana, Somon Air, and Uzbekistan Airways as Central Asia expands global connectivity.
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Despite being a major aircraft buyer, India still makes up only 2% of the global aerospace supply chain. However, experts expect this to rise to 10% in the near future.
The US Air Force (USAF) has decided to abandon the planned stand-up of a dedicated command for future capability development, folding its functions into the existing Air Force Futures structure instead.
Abra Group has reinforced its long-term fleet expansion strategy to strengthen air connectivity across the Americas and Europe with a new Airbus order.
Airbus has inaugurated its second A320 Final Assembly Line (FAL) at its U.S. Manufacturing Facility in Mobile, marking a major step in expanding production capacity for the A320 Family aircraft.
Boeing and Airbus have ruled out the near-term launch of next-generation narrowbody aircraft, signaling that existing models like the Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo families will remain the backbone of the single-aisle market for years.
The United States Air Force (USAF) is preparing to integrate the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk into its pilot training program, marking a major shift in how future aviators will be trained.
Bombardier announced that its Global 7500 business jet has achieved a historic milestone with its 150th speed record, more than any other business aircraft type in history.
Airbus, employees in the United Kingdom (UK) will begin strike action next month after talks over pay failed.
Zhou Ming, the top engineer credited with developing critical industrial software for aircraft such as Boeing 787 and Airbus A380, has officially left his executive role at US-based engineering giant Altair to join the Eastern Institute of Technology in China.