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Scott Stoki Duncan Aviation

Duncan Aviation promotes Scott Stoki to VP of Engine Operations

Duncan Aviation has confirmed the promotion of Scott Stoki to Vice President of Engine Operations. A highly experienced professional with a strong technical foundation and many years at the company, Stoki’s elevation reflects Duncan Aviation’s ongoing focus on delivering advanced MRO services and sector-leading expertise to aircraft operators. Stoki takes over from Doug Alleman, who […]

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Azul Airlines

Azul completes Chapter 11 exit after full restructuring

Azul S.A. has formally concluded its voluntary financial restructuring process and exited Chapter 11 proceedings before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, following full repayment of its debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing and the settlement of its previously announced exit offering. All conditions under the company’s reorganisation plan, approved on December 19,

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PT6T TwinPac engine

OROS expands PT6T inventory with six additional TwinPacs

OROS Aerospace has announced the acquisition of six additional Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T TwinPac units, comprising power sections and gearboxes, bringing its total available inventory to nearly 40 PT6T modules. The expansion reflects rising market interest in OROS’ PT6T support programme and growing global demand from helicopter operators seeking reliable, inventory-backed engine solutions. As

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Airbus has unveiled next generation rotorcraft concepts for NATO studies

Airbus unveils next-generation rotorcraft concepts for NATO

Airbus Helicopters has unveiled its next-generation rotorcraft concepts in response to NATO’s Next Generation Rotorcraft Capabilities (NGRC) study requirements. Developed in collaboration with RTX businesses Collins Aerospace and Raytheon, and with MBDA, Airbus’ proposal comprises two concepts: a high-performance conventional helicopter and a novel high-speed compound configuration. The approach is designed to ensure operational efficiency

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ATR has reported strong 2025 demand

ATR posts solid 2025 performance amid production challenges

ATR has reported robust commercial results for the 2025 financial year, combining strong sales activity and stable revenues with continued investment in its industrial system to underpin long-term growth. While supply-chain constraints weighed on deliveries, the manufacturer strengthened its order book, expanded its global operator base and advanced key sustainability initiatives. During 2025, ATR secured

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Boeing has received initial qualification for the 777-9 training devices

777-9 simulators gain key regulatory approval

Boeing’s 777-9 flight training simulators have moved closer to supporting airline entry into service after receiving initial qualification certificates from both the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The approvals mark a critical regulatory milestone, enabling the devices to be used in the next phase of validated pilot

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Lockheed Martin to deliver advanced C-130J training devices

Lockheed Martin to deliver C-130J training systems to RAAF

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract through Wright-Patterson Air Force Base to supply C-130J training devices and upgrades to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Deliveries are scheduled to commence in 2029 and will include two Weapon Systems Trainers, an Enhanced Integrated Cockpit Systems Trainer (EICS), a Loadmaster Part-Task Trainer,

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