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Daily Briefs | Aviation Week Skip to main content Aviation Week Staff July 10, 2026 RAYTHEON has $102m U.S. Navy order for non-recurring engineering for Capsule…

Mary Wallace “Wally” Funk, the youngest member of the first “Women in Space Program,” later known as the Mercury 13, died at her home in Grapevine,…

There is a youth movement taking place in the world of private aviation as young technology sector workers benefit from an explosion of growth. In June,…

Die Leasinggesellschaft hat fünf Airbus A321 Neo aus seinem Auftragsbestand an die türkische Fluggesellschaft verleast. Sie werden von Pratt-&-Whitney-GTF-Triebwerken angetrieben und sollen 2028 ausgeliefert werden. Mit…

West Africa Cuts Fees To Make Aviation More Accessible | Aviation Week Skip to main content Victoria Moores July 08, 2026 AFRAA webinar.  Credit: Victoria Moores/Aviation…

Astral Aviation has announced the re-start of its dedicated Haikou, China to Johannesburg, South Africa freighter service in partnership with Fly Noor Aviation. Under the agreement,…

FTAI Aviation will combine its engine maintenance capabilities with Aeronautical Engineers’ (AEI) freighter conversion operation with the aim of delivering Boeing 737-800 passenger to freighter (P2F)…

Aviation Technology, a provider of aircraft maintenance, inspection and aviation support services for business aviation, has launched a dedicated aircraft interiors division for the business aircraft…

Signature Aviation, the owner of the world’s largest network of private aviation terminals, could be among the first to embrace hybrid-electric aircraft that promise to reshape…

India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has awarded Type Certification to Embraer’s E-Jets range of aircraft. The certification covers multiple aircraft from the E-Jets family…