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DAILY AVIATION NEWS ALERT
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Saab unveils Brazil’s first Gripen F jet
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Saab has unveiled the first Gripen F fighter aircraft destined for the Brazilian Air Force during a rollout ceremony held at the company’s facilities in Linköping, Sweden, on June 2. The Gripen F is the two-seat variant of the Gripen E and has been developed to meet the training and operational requirements of modern air forces. Combining advanced conversion training …
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GE completes hybrid-electric engine tests
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GE Aerospace has completed testing of a megawatt-class hybrid-electric engine system developed under NASA’s Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration (EPFD) project, clearing the way for future flight tests. The ground test marked the company’s first validation of the full integrated system. It brought together GE Aerospace-developed motor-generators, power converters and inverters, controllers, Dowty propellers, Avio Aero gearboxes and a CT7 engine. …
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AerFin strengthens worldwide A320neo support
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AerFin has reached a significant milestone in its A320neo programme, surpassing 9,000 removed components following the teardown of eight aircraft in France and the Philippines. The high-demand material has now been strategically positioned across the company’s global warehousing network to support customers throughout EMEA, APAC and the Americas. The achievement marks the next stage in the programme’s development, reflecting its …
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Collins officially opens expanded Poland landing gear hub
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Collins Aerospace (Collins) has officially opened a major expansion of its manufacturing facility in Tajęcina, Poland, reinforcing its commitment to growing aerospace production capacity in the country. The US$69 million investment has increased the site’s footprint to 22,000 m² and will boost landing gear system production capacity by nearly 25% for both commercial and defence aircraft programmes. The expanded facility …
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'Project Sunrise' reaches new milestone
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Qantas’ first Airbus A350-1000ULR for Project Sunrise has completed its maiden test flight, marking a major milestone ahead of the launch of the airline’s non-stop services from Australia’s east coast to London and New York. Operated by two Airbus test pilots, three flight test engineers and one ground test engineer, the ultra-long-range aircraft took off from Toulouse on June 2, …
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Freebird Airlines joins BARIG
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The Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) has welcomed Türkiye-based Freebird Airlines as its newest member. Marking 25 years of operations in 2026, Freebird Airlines serves more than 120 destinations alongside its Malta-registered sister carrier, Freebird Airlines Europe. The group operates flights from 16 German airports to popular leisure destinations such as Antalya, Crete and Fuerteventura, using a fleet …
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Brazil's Azul adds additional A330neos
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Honeywell unveils new brand identities ahead of Aerospace spin-off
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Bell delivers new 407GXi to Texas DPS
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Aer Lingus adopts AISmartPlan maintenance platform
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Paul McElhinney appointed CEO of StandardAero
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Middle East crisis weighs on global air travel
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