Atlantic Airways, the Faroe Islands’ national airline, has placed a firm order with Airbus for two A320neo aircraft as it moves towards an all-A320neo fleet. The order is intended to improve operational efficiency and streamline maintenance through a common fleet. Atlantic Airways currently operates four A320-family aircraft, comprising two A320ceos and two A320neos. “Our ambition […]
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FL Technics Indonesia has received European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part-145 approval for its maintenance facility in Bali, allowing it to service aircraft registered in the European Union. The certification makes the facility one of a small number of MRO providers in Indonesia to hold EASA approval. The approval covers base and line maintenance
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IFS, a provider of industrial artificial intelligence (AI) software, reported annual recurring revenue (ARR) of more than €1.3 billion (US$1.46 billion) at the end of the third quarter of 2026, up 24% year on year. Bookings for its Industrial AI products in the first nine months of 2026 were already more than three times the
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SITA has agreed to acquire Flightscape, CAE Inc.’s airline operations software business, in a move aimed at helping airlines improve operational decision-making and manage disruption more effectively. Flightscape’s software helps airlines plan flights, manage crews, oversee operations, coordinate ground activities and deliver in-flight services. Its systems are used by more than 90 airlines to manage
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Boeing reported third-quarter revenue of US$24.2 billion, primarily reflecting higher volumes in its defence and services businesses and a less favourable mix of commercial aircraft deliveries. The US planemaker reported a GAAP loss per share of US$0.26 and a core loss per share, excluding certain items, of US$0.34. Operating cash flow was US$1.5 billion, while
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French airline Air Corsica has selected StandardAero to provide performance restoration shop visit (PRSV) services for CFM International LEAP-1A engines powering its Airbus A320neo fleet. The agreement gives Air Corsica access to StandardAero’s LEAP-1A maintenance services at its facility in San Antonio, Texas, including PRSVs, quick-turn shop visits, component repairs, short-term engine leases and engine
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UK-based AS Aerospace has begun implementing Tracware’s Aerotrac Web Interface (AWI) and Aerotrac Mobile (ATM-E) software following a successful pilot, with the system expected to go live in November. The CAMO and Part 145 maintenance provider, which supports helicopter operators, is introducing the technology to extend mobile engineering capabilities across its maintenance operations. ATM-E is
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US air medical operator Life Flight Network has ordered five Airbus H135 helicopters, bringing its total orders for the type to eight following a purchase of three aircraft in 2025. The twin-engine helicopters will support emergency medical transport across Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, expanding the operator’s capacity to transport critically ill and injured patients.
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Malcolm Chandler is joining Vallair as MRO Sales Director – Lessors & Airlines, bringing him back to the company in a senior leadership role after gaining international experience in the aviation sector. Chandler will oversee commercial activities across Vallair’s MRO operations at its facilities in Châteauroux and Montpellier, France, covering airframes, engines and aerostructures. His
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Pratt & Whitney has begun construction of a US$100 million facility in Rzeszów, Poland, to expand engine component production, with operations expected to start in 2028. The investment, equivalent to 375 million zlotys, will add manufacturing capacity for critical rotating components used in commercial and military engines, including the Pratt & Whitney GTF, F135 and
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