FAA orders inspections of select B787s over potential wing structure cracks
The FAA has issued a final Airworthiness Directive requiring repetitive inspections of certain Boeing 787-8, 787-9 and 787-10...
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How an Aircraft got a second life under the waves
From a retired Boeing 737 to an underwater reef, this aircraft’s final MRO chapter was all about preparing...
HAL and Safran advance Aravalli Heli Engine strengthening India’s indigenous MRO
3,500–4,000 shp powerplant will equip India’s future IMRH and naval DBMRH, with the programme extending into manufacturing, lifecycle...
Embraer Phenom 300EV gains triple certification with Garmin Emergency Autoland
Embraer’s latest evolution of the Phenom 300 brings automated emergency landing capability, enhanced performance, new electronic flight-control architecture...
Textron Aviation names Brian Rohloff President and CEO as Ron Draper retires
Textron Aviation is set for a leadership transition on August 31, 2026, with longtime executive Brian Rohloff appointed...
When MRO takes centre stage at Arsenal
From aircraft components to an Arsenal icon Sometimes, the most interesting MRO stories are not found inside an...
How last 57 years has shaped Embraer from manufacturer to MRO powerhouse
As Embraer marks 57 years, its story is no longer simply about building aircraft. It is increasingly about...
Airbus pulls ahead of Boeing, but the real race is in aftermarket
July's order and delivery figures reveal more than a sales battle. They signal where the next decade of...
COMAC crosses global milestone
China's homegrown narrowbody has crossed its first international border, but matching Boeing and Airbus will depend as much...
What does N. Chandrasekaran’s exit mean for Air India?
Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran’s decision not to seek reappointment marks a significant leadership transition for the Tata...
