turboprop

Turboprop segment deliveries lead the pack, with some softening in overall billings.

The shortage that began in 1973 left an indelible mark on aviation, but it wasn’t all bad.

The EASA-certified new model goes to a German customer.

The turboprop OEM provides a scholarship for a five-week program in Tarbes plus trip to Oshkosh.

Subtle changes now should reap large benefits for this turboprop’s pilots over the long term.

With certification under the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in hand, Daher debuted the latest member of its single-engine turboprop family, the TBM 960, at Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo in Lakeland, Florida, on Tuesday. The newest TBM proposes simplified operations, digital data streams for more thorough analysis—and a level-up in takeoff and climb […]

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The utility twin turboprop takes the next step toward its entry into service for launch customer, FedEx Express.

The manufacturer of the F2 and CT series light sport aircraft looks to the safety of its workforce following Russia’s invasion of Kherson.

Pilatus Aircraft will begin delivering the order in Q3 and continue deliveries over the next five years.