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Boeing's commercial aircraft orders and deliveries slowed in February following a strong start to the year the previous month. → Read More
GE Aerospace chief executive Larry Culp is pushing back against the assertion that engine shortages are primarily why aircraft manufacturers continue struggling to ramp production of narrowbody jets. → Read More
Canadian discount carrier Flair Airlines confirms that "unprecedented action" taken by aircraft lessor Airborne Capital has affected four of its Boeing 737s, amid reports the jets were seized. → Read More
General Electric chief executive Larry Culp still expects engine maker GE Aerospace will expand into new aerospace segments following a reorganisation expected to wrap up next year. → Read More
GE Aerospace is tweaking some components in CFM International Leap turbofans to address operating issues primarily affecting commercial jets flying in India and the Middle East. → Read More
Forty years after its founding, IAE International Aero Engines is still producing V2500s, including turbofans for Embraer's new C-390 military transport, and its maintenance shops are humming, supporting some 3,000 active V2500-powered Airbus A320ceo-family jets. → Read More
Wrecking crews dismantled one of Mitsubishi Aircraft's SpaceJet prototype regional jets at Moses Lake on 8 March, physically and symbolically closing a chapter on Japan's once-ambitious regional jet programme. → Read More
Boeing confirms it has identified a "quality issue" affecting production of 767s and 767-based KC-46 military tankers, saying the issue requires it make fixes to production aircraft. → Read More
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating yet another close call at a US airport, this time involving two passenger jets at Sarasota-Bradenton in Florida on 16 February. → Read More
Pratt & Whitney (P&W) has landed another contract, this one worth $5.2 billion, to support its production of the F135 engines that power Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. → Read More
Lockheed Martin has resumed flights of company owned, newly production F-35 fighters following a nearly three-month pause after a crash at Fort Worth in December last year. → Read More
Luxembourg's Luxair has ordered two Boeing 737 Max 8s and signed a deal to lease another pair of the narrowbodies, part of a plan to boost its summer capacity. → Read More
Start-up Hong Kong carrier Greater Bay Airlines has ordered 15 Boeing 737 Max 9s and made a "commitment" to order five 787s. → Read More
Start-up Universal Hydrogen has completed first flight of a De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 powered partly by a hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion system. → Read More
Air taxi developer AutoFlight has completed a long-distance flight of its newest demonstrator aircraft, a feat the company says proves the design's viability and aids its path toward certification. → Read More
Boeing's head of commercial aviation engineering Howard McKenzie became the company's chief engineer on 1 March, succeeding Greg Hyslop, who is set to retire in June. → Read More
The US Federal Aviation Administration is investigating what it calls another "close call" involving two aircraft coming way too close, this time at Boston Logon International airport. → Read More
Pratt & Whitney (P&W) has started modifying engines in some Lockheed Martin F-35s to address an issue that left some of the fighters grounded in recent months. → Read More
Long-haul European discounter Norse Atlantic Airways plans to expand further in the coming months with flights from London's Gatwick airport to another four US cities. → Read More
Boeing has delivered a 787-10 to United Airlines but says its broader pause on deliveries of the widebody type remains in effect. → Read More