Aircraft models, manufacturers, and technology
That apparent dip in engine power moments after liftoff is no malfunction — it is one of the most carefully choreographed procedures in modern aviation. Here is why flight crews deliberately pull thrust back at low altitude.
The GE9X and Rolls-Royce Trent XWB represent two distinct engineering philosophies in the widebody engine race. We examine how their designs shape the Boeing 777X and Airbus A350.
Aviation aftermarket company GA Telesis has announced its first Boeing 737 MAX 8 disassembly program as it expands its next-generation aircraft support.
The U.S. Transportation Secretary met with the chief executives of Boeing and GE to discuss aircraft certification reform efforts.
Garmin says more than 2,500 aircraft are now equipped with its Autoland emergency landing system, a milestone reached just over six years after initial certification.
A battery fire during routine testing at Archer Aviation's San Jose facility triggered an evacuation and injured three people.
TCab Tech and SIDEC sign MOU to advance E20 eVTOL commercialization in Malaysia, signaling a major step for urban air mobility in Southeast Asia.
We dissect the undercarriage of two revolutionary jetliners, revealing how subtle design choices in landing gear reflect deeper philosophical divides between Boeing and Airbus.
NASA has awarded Virginia Tech a $5.8 million grant to advance aircraft design and certification research.
Australian aviation company FlyOnE has signed a letter of intent with MD Aircraft for ten nine-passenger MDA1 eViator all-electric aircraft.
Dublin-based lessor Avolon has placed a firm order for 110 Airbus aircraft, comprising 35 A330-900 widebodies and 75 A320neo Family jets.
RTX is spearheading automation at its Singapore MRO facilities to meet the soaring demand in Asia-Pacific, set to become the world's largest aviation market.
The ATR 72's high-mounted turboprops and robust engineering offer unique advantages in bird strike resilience, but challenges remain. We analyze the design, regulations, and future outlook.
LATAM Airlines Brazil has received its first Embraer E195-E2, the airline's first aircraft of the type.
The pilot of a single-engine Lancair IV-P was killed Wednesday when the aircraft crashed and caught fire near Hicks Airfield in Fort Worth, Texas.
Swedish company Heart Aerospace has returned to a series-hybrid design for its regional airliner, dropping the ES-30 in favor of the new ES-36, with JSX signing for up to 100 aircraft.
Honda Aircraft has pushed back its HA-480 HondaJet Echelon program, delaying first flight to 2028 and first customer delivery to 2031 amid supply chain issues.
Metro Aviation and BETA Technologies are testing electric aircraft for emergency medical services operations in Texas.
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