The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 following an extensive review, clearing the way for production and deliveries to domestic and international airlines, the agency said. The aircraft incorporates new safety features and is designed to reduce fuel consumption. More than 30 customers worldwide have ordered the 737 MAX 10, […]
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Honeywell Aerospace said Dassault Aviation had selected its EASy IV flight deck system for the Falcon 2000 EASy aircraft platform, bringing the latest generation of cockpit technology to one of the most successful aircraft families in business aviation. The upgrade will modernise the Falcon 2000 cockpit with new capabilities designed to improve pilot awareness, streamline
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Qantas Freight has received the first of three additional Airbus A321 converted freighters under a long-standing partnership with Australia Post, increasing capacity to meet growing parcel demand across Australia. The three aircraft will boost capacity across the airline’s dedicated freighter network by up to 20%, allowing it to carry up to 20,000 Australia Post and
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Safran Electronics & Defense‘s SkyNaute inertial navigation system has been selected for the Airbus A220, marking its first application on a commercial airliner, the French aerospace group said. The system combines inertial navigation with satellite navigation data to maintain accurate aircraft positioning when global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals are disrupted, unavailable or subject to
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Archer Aviation‘s all-electric Midnight air taxi has completed several days of piloted flights across California’s San Francisco Bay Area, including multiple trips over the bay after taking off from and landing at Oakland International Airport, the company said. The flights formed part of Archer’s ‘No Roads’ tour, which began in Salinas and included stops in
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Textron Aviation said its three next-generation Cessna Citation light-jet programmes have accumulated more than 1,220 combined flight-test hours as they progress toward Federal Aviation Administration certification. The programmes cover the Citation CJ4 Gen3, CJ3 Gen3 and M2 Gen3 aircraft, all of which feature Garmin Emergency Autoland, a system designed to guide an aircraft to a
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