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Vinci Airports will invest £500 million over five years to support Edinburgh Airport's growth © Shutterstock

VINCI Airports unveils £500m Edinburgh plan

VINCI Airports has announced a £500 million (US$665 million) investment programme over the next five years to support the development of Edinburgh Airport, Scotland’s busiest airport, in the largest investment in its history. The programme marks a new phase in the airport’s development and underlines the commitment of VINCI Airports and co-shareholder Global Infrastructure Partners […]

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ST Engineering, Collins expand component support

ST Engineering’s Commercial Aerospace business and Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, have signed three multi-year agreements to expand component support for airline operators, building on their longstanding relationship. The agreements introduce new collaboration on component repairs and extend existing arrangements covering spare parts procurement and lifecycle repairs. Together, they will combine original equipment manufacturer (OEM)

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AJW Group has signed a six-year PBH support agreement with Sun PhuQuoc Airways

AJW Group signs A330 support deal with Sun PhuQuoc Airways

AJW Group has signed a six-year Power-by-the-Hour (PBH) support agreement with Sun PhuQuoc Airways to support the Vietnamese carrier’s expanding Airbus A330 fleet as it develops medium- and long-haul operations across the Asia-Pacific region. Sun PhuQuoc Airways plans to introduce its A330 fleet in phases, with the first two aircraft entering service this month. The

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Official opening of Joramco's new Customer Center

Joramco opens new customer centre to deepen airline ties

Joramco, the Amman-based aircraft MRO facility and engineering arm of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE), has opened a new Customer Center aimed at strengthening collaboration with airline customers and improving support. The 1,850 m² facility spans two floors and brings customer-facing teams and engagement areas together in one location, allowing closer communication and faster coordination between

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Aerial view of the research centre in Niskayuna, New York

GE Aerospace to invest US$225m in Niskayuna research centre

GE Aerospace will invest US$225 million to modernise its research centre in Niskayuna, New York, as the aerospace company expands its research capabilities in areas including artificial intelligence, autonomy, robotics and advanced propulsion. The state of New York has committed US$8.4 million in tax credits through Empire State Development, while the Schenectady County Metroplex Development

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Rolls-Royce to elevate EU’s latest Clean Aviation call

Rolls-Royce to lead EU hybrid-electric aircraft project

Rolls-Royce has been selected by the European Union’s Clean Aviation programme to lead a project aimed at demonstrating hybrid-electric propulsion technology for future short- and medium-range aircraft, as the aviation industry seeks to cut emissions while improving fuel efficiency. The ELEVATED project is one of 19 initiatives selected under the latest Clean Aviation funding call.

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Lockheed Martin presents first German F-35

Lockheed Martin has presented Germany’s first F-35A Lightning II fighter aircraft to the German government at a ceremony at the company’s F-35 production facility, marking a milestone in Germany’s acquisition of the aircraft and its integration into NATO operations. Senior German and U.S. government and military officials attended the ceremony alongside Lockheed Martin employees and

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