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Magnetic Engineering expands CAMO capabilities

Magnetic Engineering, a member of the Magnetic Group, has announced that the company’s CAMO department has received the increased capability of its continuing airworthiness management organisation certification from the Estonian Transport Administration. These recent capability expansions extends CAMO services’ portfolio and marks the achievement in its ongoing growth plan. Various aircraft types, including Boeing B737 […]

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Asiana Airlines and Lufthansa Technik extend contract for repair and overhaul of Asiana’s CF6-80 engines

South Korean carrier Asiana Airlines and Lufthansa Technik have extended their contract for the repair and overhaul of Asiana’s CF6-80 engines powering the airline’s Boeing 747 and 767 fleets. The five-year non-exclusive contract is covering a total of 17 B767-300 and B747-400 aircraft. This extension will strengthen Lufthansa Technik’s business in the Asian market, one

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Deutsche Aircraft selects Liebherr to supply flap and spoiler actuation system for D328eco aircraft

Deutsche Aircraft GmbH has announced its partnership with Liebherr-Aerospace, to develop and supply the flap and spoiler actuation system for the D328eco™ aircraft, a game-changing platform that paves the way towards a zero-emission flight objective. Liebherr, renowned for the highest quality, will contribute to the development of the D328eco with highly engineered “made in Germany”

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Army Research Laboratory awards GE US$5.1 million contract to advance hybrid electric engine technology

US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Army Research Laboratory (DEVCOM ARL) has awarded GE a US$5.1 million (£3.9 million) research and development contract for the Applied Research Collaborative Systematic Turboshaft Electrification Project (ARC-STEP), bolstering GE’s efforts to develop hybrid electric engine technologies for the future of flight. Included in this project is research, development, testing, and

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JMC Group contracted to work with Boeing at Gatwick

JMC Group will commence work in late April on a two-year programme supporting Boeing at its Gatwick Airport MRO facility. JMC engineers will partner with Boeing on B737 passenger-to-freighter conversions.  A new dedicated conversion line at Boeing’s Gatwick hangar has been established for the work, as demand for narrow-body freighters continues to grow. “We are

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Bombardier’s Global 7500 expands VistaJet’s ultra-long-haul fleet

VistaJet, the global business aviation company and aircraft manufacturer Bombardier, celebrated a milestone delivery of the industry flagship Global 7500 aircraft. The celebration, taking place at Bombardier’s Laurent Beaudoin Completion Centre in Montréal on March 29 marks Bombardier’s 100th delivery of the ultra-long-range smooth-flying jet, and VistaJet’s 10th, making it the largest operator of the

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Rolls-Royce secures £105 million Hawk trainer MRO contract from UK MoD

Rolls-Royce has announced that it has secured an 11-year maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) contract from the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) for the Ardour engines which power the Hawk jet trainer fleet, including the world-famous Red Arrows, the RAF Aerobatic Team. The contract enables Rolls-Royce to provide its MRO services for both variants of

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