Aircraft Manufacturing

Diamond Aircraft launched its first single-engine piston airplane into the European market in 1992 with the two-seat Dimona—later Diamond—DV20 Katana, powered by a Diamond Wankel engine.

Washington state’s top attraction will be available to the public for the first time since 2020.

Almost 10 years since Beechcraft and Cessna joined under the Textron Aviation umbrella, the two sides of town are beginning to blend.

Along with events throughout 2023, the Italian manufacturer hosted dealers and friends at its headquarters near Naples.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner deliveries have been paused since late January so the company can address FAA concerns.

In its quest to establish itself as a major international aerospace enterprise, including the addition of Boeing contracts to its portfolio, Daher has acquired an aerospace structures production facility in the U.S. The plan to acquire Triumph Aerostructures in Stuart, Florida, was announced in February, as a complement to and expansion of Daher’s footprint in […]

One of the key events of NBAA’s EBACE Connect, on Wednesday, May 19, brought together leaders from across business aviation to offer a virtual update in lieu of the one they’d normally deliver in person at the annual European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE), hosted by the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA). A “lightning […]

In its annual earnings report for 2020, presented on February 11, 2021, Bombardier’s leadership announced the cessation of production for the Learjet series in Wichita, Kansas. The Montreal, Quebec-based company will refocus its facilities in Wichita towards flight test and special missions aircraft. With the end of major aircraft manufacturing there, the Learjet 75 model […]