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The Belgian government has ordered 18 Pilatus PC-7 MKX trainers and a Ground-Based Training System for the Belgian Air F...
28/11/2025

The Belgian government has ordered 18 Pilatus PC-7 MKX trainers and a Ground-Based Training System for the Belgian Air Force.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/tT4p50Xz1Cr

Norse Atlantic Airways has appointed Eivind Roald as its new CEO, replacing founder Bjørn Tore Larsen. Read it here: htt...
28/11/2025

Norse Atlantic Airways has appointed Eivind Roald as its new CEO, replacing founder Bjørn Tore Larsen. Read it here: https://ow.ly/aqOa50XyXbt

Australia’s first AH-64E Apache attack helicopters begin flying operations, entering service with the army.Full story he...
28/11/2025

Australia’s first AH-64E Apache attack helicopters begin flying operations, entering service with the army.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/YUvN50XyWTs

Emirates set to switch its 7-day Baghdad service to an all-Airbus A350 fleet, leaving the Boeing 777 surplus to requirem...
28/11/2025

Emirates set to switch its 7-day Baghdad service to an all-Airbus A350 fleet, leaving the Boeing 777 surplus to requirements.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/Vq8T50XyVIb

Why do some Nordic airlines survive while others fail? AeroTime explores strategy in one of aviation’s toughest markets....
28/11/2025

Why do some Nordic airlines survive while others fail? AeroTime explores strategy in one of aviation’s toughest markets.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/E1BL50XyVe9

Your monthly aviation calendar continues.This December brings a focused lineup of industry gatherings, from innovation a...
28/11/2025

Your monthly aviation calendar continues.

This December brings a focused lineup of industry gatherings, from innovation and cabin design to global airline leadership and strategic development. These events bring together decision-makers shaping the next chapter of aviation.

Stay informed and connected with what’s ahead this month.

28/11/2025

The next revolution in aviation is lighter than ever.

Advanced composites and bio-based materials are reshaping aircraft design, cutting weight and unlocking major efficiency gains.

Less weight means less fuel, more range, and stronger economics for airlines.

US-based aircraft lessor Aircraft Capital Group (ACG) delivers first of five Airbus A220-300s to new customer ITA Airway...
27/11/2025

US-based aircraft lessor Aircraft Capital Group (ACG) delivers first of five Airbus A220-300s to new customer ITA Airways.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/GCns50XyFUO

NEWS OF THE DAY: Data shows F-35 was clear winner over Gripen in Canada’s fighter evaluationNewly released internal data...
27/11/2025

NEWS OF THE DAY: Data shows F-35 was clear winner over Gripen in Canada’s fighter evaluation

Newly released internal data obtained by Radio-Canada shows that the Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II was the overwhelming top-scoring aircraft in Canada’s fighter competition, outperforming Saab’s Gripen E by a wide margin across all major capability categories.

The evaluation was conducted in 2021 as part of the Future Fighter Capability Project (FFCP), Canada’s second attempt in over a decade to replace its aging CF-18 fleet, following an earlier procurement effort that collapsed amid cost concerns and political controversy.

The FFCP restarted the process with new requirements, independent scoring, and a commitment to a competitive, open tender. Dassault withdrew due to Five Eyes interoperability and security constraints; Airbus exited, arguing the terms favored the F-35; and Boeing’s Super Hornet was later disqualified, leaving only the F-35 and Gripen in the final evaluation.

According to the Radio-Canada documents, the F-35 scored 57.1 out of 60 points (95%), while the Gripen E achieved 19.8 points (33%). Both aircraft met Canada’s mandatory requirements, but their performance diverged sharply once rated operational criteria were applied. Several experts, along with representatives from both competing manufacturers, told Radio-Canada they had never seen the precise evaluation figures before their release.

Bell Textron has secured six new orders for corporate helicopters in Europe, including the Bell 505, 407GXi, and 429 mod...
27/11/2025

Bell Textron has secured six new orders for corporate helicopters in Europe, including the Bell 505, 407GXi, and 429 models.

Full story here: https://ow.ly/x1Em50XyCo8

27/11/2025

Meet the COMAC C919, making its first appearance in the Middle East at the Dubai Airshow 2025. As China’s first indigenous large-jetliner, it targets the single-aisle market with a focus on efficiency and modern design.

New data obtained by Radio-Canada reveals the F-35 was the clear operational winner in Canada’s fighter evaluation, scor...
27/11/2025

New data obtained by Radio-Canada reveals the F-35 was the clear operational winner in Canada’s fighter evaluation, scoring 95% compared to 33% for Saab’s Gripen E.

The revelation comes as Ottawa reassesses its F-35 purchase amid trade tensions with the US and growing debate over capability and industrial benefits.

Full story here: https://bit.ly/43TwmDu

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