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Dassault Aviation is proactively preparing its global support infrastructure for the upcoming Falcon 10X flagship business jet. The company is enhancing its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities well ahead of the aircraft's revised 2027 entry-into-service date. This includes extensive training for technicians on the new Rolls-Royce Pearl

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has been chosen by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to join its Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Pathfinder Program. This initiative is designed to test and develop the infrastructure required for futuristic air taxi services. The program will focus on safely integrating electric vertical takeoff

Boeing has temporarily paused deliveries of its 737 MAX aircraft to address a newly discovered manufacturing issue. The problem concerns improperly installed wiring bundles inside the aircraft's fuselage, a component supplied by Spirit AeroSystems. While not considered an immediate flight safety risk, the non-conformance requires rework on affected

Russ Meyer Jr., the influential former Chairman and CEO of Cessna Aircraft Company, has passed away at the age of 93. A dominant figure in aviation, Meyer led the Wichita-based company for decades, shaping its growth and success. He is widely remembered for spearheading the General Aviation Revitalization Act of

Fort Worth-based Aquila Air Capital has appointed Harald Brauns as its new Vice President of Origination for the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. In his new role, Brauns will lead the company's efforts to source aircraft leasing and financing opportunities across these key markets. Brauns brings

Crestone has officially announced its acquisition of Arena Aviation, a strategic move designed to significantly enhance its aviation platform. This transaction integrates Arena's assets and operational expertise into Crestone's existing framework. The deal is expected to expand Crestone's market footprint and strengthen its service

In a highly unusual development, several Airbus A320neo aircraft, merely three years old, are being dismantled for their valuable parts. These jets were previously operated by the S7 Group and are being scrapped as a consequence of sanctions against Russian airlines. The high demand for neo parts and engines makes