Werner Aero has reported the successful acquisition of a Boeing 737-700 aircraft, MSN 32426, from Carlyle Aviation Partners. The aircraft is currently stationed at eCube’s facility in Castellón, Spain, where it is set to undergo disassembly. The move aligns with Werner Aero’s strategic focus on bolstering support for its global network of airline and MRO […]
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Safran Landing Systems and Revima have announced the renewal of their long-standing spare parts supply and technical support agreement. The new long-term contract was signed by Olivier Legrand, President & CEO of Revima Group, and François Bastin, CEO of Safran Landing Systems. It ensures continued support for Revima’s landing gear maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)
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Saab has entered into a long-term framework agreement with French aerospace maintenance specialist Sabena technics for complex modification work on its GlobalEye airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft. The agreement, signed as part of Saab’s broader industrial collaboration strategy, will provide a foundation for ongoing cooperation between the two companies. Under this new arrangement,
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Texas-based public charter airline JSX has announced plans to commence operations with ATR aircraft in late 2025, marking a major step in its expansion across the United States. The carrier will lease two ATR 42-600s to extend its popular hop-on service to more private terminals, Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) and underserved airports nationwide. The new
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At the Paris Air Show, Airbus announced two significant agreements highlighting its continued success across both commercial and emergency aviation sectors. Airbus has signed a framework agreement with the Norwegian Air Ambulance for up to eight H145 helicopters, including two firm orders. The new aircraft will support Norway’s helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS), a field
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VoltAero has achieved a major commercial milestone with the signing of an agreement to supply 15 Cassio 330 electric-hybrid aircraft—plus an option for an additional 15—to HM Aerospace Sdn Bhd, a prominent Malaysian flight academy. The aircraft will be used for pilot training once they receive EASA certification and approval from Malaysia’s Civil Aviation Authorities.
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Embraer has announced key developments with two long-standing partners, Regional One and Airlink, underscoring its growing presence in both cargo and passenger aircraft markets. Regional One, Inc. has expanded its partnership with Embraer by doubling its existing passenger-to-freight (P2F) conversion order from two to four E190-based freighters. This move highlights Regional One’s continued investment in
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Airhub Aviation, a subsidiary of GetJet Aviation Holdings, has entered into a multi-year commercial framework agreement with Airbus to access a comprehensive suite of engineering and upgrade services. This partnership marks a substantial step in Airhub’s long-term strategy of investing in midlife and end-of-life Airbus aircraft, enhancing its ability to manage and transition aviation assets
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Satair has appointed Tommy Hughes as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). In this role, Hughes will be responsible for steering Satair’s global commercial strategy and leading its customer success efforts, reinforcing the company’s dedication to service excellence and long-term industry partnerships. Bringing over 35 years of leadership experience in the aviation sector, Hughes has
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Embraer has secured a firm order from SkyWest for 60 E175 aircraft, with purchase rights for an additional 50 planes. Deliveries are set to begin in 2027, with the contract valued at US$3.6 billion included in Embraer’s Q2 backlog. Currently, SkyWest operates a fleet of 263 E-Jets and holds a backlog of 16 more aircraft.
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