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- September 23, 2025
Uzbekistan Airways places 22 Boeing aircraft order
Boeing and Uzbekistan Airways have announced the airline’s largest-ever aircraft purchase, confirming an order for up to 22 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The deal includes 14 ...
Gatwick’s £2.2 billion second runway approved for 2029 take-off
Gatwick Airport’s £2.2bn second runway scheme has been approved by transport secretary Heidi Alexander, giving the West Sussex hub the green light to expand capacity ...
Bombardier Defense delivers ninth Global aircraft to U.S. Air Force
Bombardier Defense has announced the delivery of its ninth Bombardier Global aircraft to the United States Air Force (USAF). The handover took place earlier this ...
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StandardAero names Gregory Krekeler as new CRS President
StandardAero has appointed Gregory Krekeler as President of its Component Repair Services (CRS) business. The company is a prominent, independent provider of aerospace engine aftermarket ...
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Lockheed Martin to upgrade South Korea’s F-16 flight simulators
Lockheed Martin has announced a major upgrade to the Republic of Korea Air Force’s (ROKAF) F-16 Block 52 flight simulators. The modernisation reflects the advanced ...
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Ajay Barolia to lead Swissport’s North American cargo operations
Swissport has announced the appointment of Ajay Barolia as Executive Vice President Cargo for North America. He will lead the company’s regional cargo business and ...
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Acron Aviation opens new MRO hub in Bangalore
Acron Aviation, a provider of cutting-edge pilot training, simulation, avionics and flight data intelligence solutions to the aviation industry, has announced the launch of a ...
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ATR charts path for revitalising U.S. regional connectivity amid jet retirements
New data presented at the ATR Regional Air Connectivity Summit (RACS), held ahead of the RAA Leaders Conference, show that regional air travel in the ...
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Air New Zealand opens new Hangar 4 in Auckland
Air New Zealand has opened Hangar 4, a new state-of-the-art aircraft maintenance facility at its base in Māngere, Auckland. The hangar is one of the ...
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Satair and Cebu Pacific ink material support deal
Satair has inked a long-term agreement with Cebu Pacific, the leading airline in the Philippines. The agreement covers Satair’s Integrated Material Services (IMS) solution, which ...
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Honeywell expands APU support for Philippine Airlines
Honeywell has announced the expansion of its aftermarket support for Philippine Airlines (PAL), providing multi-year repair and overhaul services for the airline’s auxiliary power units ...
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A Nine-Decade Legacy – Introducing the AJW Group
AJW Group (AJW) is a dynamic, privately owned, and independent aviation company that has been transforming aviation efficiency for over nine decades. In 1932, AJW founder, Anthony James (Jim) Walter, qualified as a pilot and took to the skies. His passion for flying saw the Piper Cub aircraft manufacturers giving him sole distribution rights in Europe. And so, A. J. Walter (now AJW) was born. Jim Walter grew the business until the outbreak of WWII in 1939, when the company’s ...
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Atech to modernise ATNS air traffic operations
Atech, a company within the Embraer Group, has signed a contract with Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) to replace South Africa’s current Air Traffic ...
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Turkish Technic expands MRO ties with Garuda Indonesia and Citilink
At the MRO Asia Pacific 2025 in Singapore, Turkish Technic and Garuda Indonesia have signed two multi-year agreements for the overhaul of landing gear on ...
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Kawasaki teams with Dronamics on next-generation UAV engines
Kawasaki Motors has announced a strategic partnership with Dronamics to advance engine technology for unmanned aviation. The collaboration centres on developing Kawasaki’s aero piston engines ...
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MTU Maintenance signs eight-year extension of GE Branded Service Agreement for CF34 engines
MTU Maintenance has signed an agreement for an eight-year GE Branded Service Agreement (GBSA) extension for CF34 engines with GE Aviation. The GBSA enables MTU ...
Astronics Enhanced Vision Systems receives approval from U.S., Canada and EASA for Airbus Helicopter EC130
Astronics Corporation has released that the United States, Canada, and EASA have approved Astronics’ Max-Viz 1200 and 1400 Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS) for Airbus Helicopter ...
Qantas to deploy more widebody aircraft between major capital cities to help meet strong demand
Qantas customers can now book seven new domestic routes and travel on more wide-body aircraft between major capital cities to help meet strong demand for ...
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