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Artist rendering of Airbus A380 with open fan test engine

Airbus To Use A380 for Open Fan Engine Research

CFM International partners with Airbus on developing technology to increase powerplant efficiency.

Cirrus Expands Its Footprint in Duluth

Paint and interior completions will be the focus of the latest addition to Cirrus Aircraft’s North American facilities.

Joby Aviation S4 eVTOL air taxi parked on the ground

Uber-Backed eVTOL Developer Joby Applies for U.K. Certification

California-based Joby Aviation believes it’s the “first eVTOL company to apply for foreign validation of its FAA type certificate.”

Universal Hydrogen's modified ATR 72 in its hangar in Toulouse, France

ATR 72 Hydrogen-Electric Demonstrator Unveiled

California-based Universal Hydrogen has opened a new engineering design center in Toulouse, France.

Watch: Video Reveals Archer eVTOL Flight Tests

Engineers offer details on Archer Aviation’s electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) demonstrator.

Van's Aircraft RV-15 high wing taking off

Van’s Aircraft Celebrates 50th Anniversary With a High-Wing Design

The Aurora, Oregon-based company, Van’s Aircraft, announced the first flight of the engineering prototype of the Van’s RV-15 this week, a high-wing design intended for the backcountry.

DJI Matrice 600 Pro drone sitting on grass

Police Interrupt Prison Drone Delivery

A Texas man is accused of using a drone to try to drop cell phones and other contraband into a federal prison.

Air One eVTOL Prototype Completes Hover Tests

Electric two-seater is expected to be available for consumers by 2024.

European Parliament Gives SAF a Legal Boost

Sustainable aviation fuel is on track to be much more widely available.

Rolls-Royce Sees Rising Demand for Large Aircraft

According to a report, the British engine-maker expects a full recovery of the widebody airliner market by 2024.