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Sanjay Sood AAR

AAR appoints new SVP and Chief Digital & Technology Officer

AAR has announced the appointment of Sanjay Sood as Senior Vice-President and Chief Digital and Technology Officer, effective immediately. Sood will lead AAR’s technology organisation, overseeing enterprise systems, infrastructure, cybersecurity, data and analytics, as well as the company’s wider adoption of artificial intelligence and other technologies across its operations. He will report to John M.

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AMAC Aerospace

AMAC Aerospace reports strong Bombardier demand

AMAC Aerospace has recently completed a wide range of scheduled inspections across the Challenger and Global families at their Basel facility, reflecting continued activity among operators seeking specialist maintenance support. Recent projects have included a 36-month inspection on a Bombardier Challenger 604, as well as a 12-month inspection combined with a change of aircraft registry

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Textron Aviation

Textron Aviation gains Australian CASA Part 145 approval

Textron Aviation has received Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Part 145 approval for its Australian maintenance organisation, strengthening its factory-direct service and support across the Asia-Pacific region. The approval covers the company’s service centres in Melbourne, Perth and on the Gold Coast, creating one of Australia’s most extensive OEM-owned support networks. CASA Part 145 approval

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Wisk

Wisk begins construction of eVTOL vertiport at Hollister Airport

Wisk Aero, the autonomous aviation company that is currently being acquired by Archer Aviation from Boeing, has broken ground on a new state-of-the-art vertiport at Hollister Municipal Airport in California. The facility will be one of the first vertiports at a US public airport designed to support both piloted and autonomous operations. Located next to

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Rolls-Royce has completed its highest ever investment in Indiana, USA © Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce completes US$1bn Indiana manufacturing investment

Rolls-Royce has completed a decade-long, US$1 billion investment in its manufacturing, assembly and testing facilities in Indiana, strengthening its role in the US defence industrial base. The investment, the largest Rolls-Royce has made in the US, has modernised advanced manufacturing capabilities at its Indianapolis campus and expanded engine testing capacity. This includes new ground-test facilities

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