Airbus
Airbus A321XLR Gets FAA Nod
Both A321XLR engine types have been certified by the agency.
Airbus Delivers First of 82 H145M Helicopters to Germany’s Military
Multimission light combat aircraft will be used for training, reconnaissance, special forces operations, and light attack missions.
Shots Fired at Spirit Flight in Haiti
Airline plans to suspend service in the country after a flight attendant is injured during an attempted landing.
Airbus’ Electric Air Taxi Lifts Off for First Time
Flight kicks off the start of a critical test campaign for the CityAirbus NextGen, which combines the capabilities of a helicopter and airplane.
NTSB: ‘Chemical Smell’ Prompted Frontier A321 Emergency Landing
Flight crew said the odor increased in intensity, later describing it as ‘burning rubber and/or petroleum products, such as plastics.’
Airbus Developing Tech to Control Fighter Jets With Wave of Hand
The system will use pilot gestures to manipulate flight controls.
Associations Urge Airbus to Reconsider Single-Pilot Cockpit Proposal
ALPA president Jason Ambrosi cites the recent CrowdStrike outage as an example of risks associated with an overreliance on technology.
ZeroAvia, KLM to Partner for Hydrogen-Powered Test Flight
The sustainable aviation startup reveals at the Farnborough International Airshow that it will team with the Dutch flag carrier to attempt a future test flight.
Farnborough Airshow Kicks Off With a Handful of Orders
More than 75,000 visitors expected at this year’s four-day event in the U.K.