
Greece approves purchase of three Embraer C-390 aircraft
Decision follows months of signals that Athens had selected the Brazilian transport to replace part of its C-130 Hercules fleet

Decision follows months of signals that Athens had selected the Brazilian transport to replace part of its C-130 Hercules fleet

Latest images suggest Chengdu Aircraft is testing another configuration of the tailless trijet, although neither the aircraft nor its development status has been officially confirmed

Letter cited by Indian media says conglomerate sought rule change to allow airport operators to own airlines, with a new carrier seen as a way to help justify local aircraft assembly

Spanish carrier was an early customer for the type, which enabled the airline to launch longer nonstop routes from the Canary Islands

Ultra-long-range test aircraft flew nonstop from Toulouse to Melbourne ahead of Qantas' planned nonstop Sydney-London service, scheduled to begin in 2027

Experimental airworthiness certificate allows the electric aircraft startup to begin flight testing of its full-scale ES-30 technology demonstrator

Ottawa will gain access to the UK-Italy-Japan project as it reassesses its long-term fighter fleet plans

Discovery of Clipper Endeavor wreckage closes one of aviation’s oldest underwater searches

Lessor grows widebody portfolio to about 140 aircraft as Boeing works to raise 787 production

State carrier unveils 20-aircraft fleet renewal plan through 2031

Brontanax is designed to operate alongside Typhoon fighters ahead of planned flight tests next year

Carrier operating two Mi-8 helicopters will launch scheduled passenger services with four A320neo family aircraft

Morfius X-Rotor is designed to disable dozens of drones during a single mission without using kinetic interceptors

Luxembourg carrier reshapes its fleet with aircraft aimed at different market segments

Saudi carrier adds A330neos and A321neos to an all-Airbus fleet as it builds on last year's widebody order

Carrier breaks with its all-Embraer fleet as it prepares for a larger narrowbody aircraft

Agreement gives a boost to the Brazilian manufacturer's cargo conversion program, which has delivered only two aircraft so far

Partnership could allow the military transport aircraft to launch palletized stand-off weapons without major modifications

Agreement paves the way for assembly of additional fighters in Brazil as the country prepares to expand its Gripen fleet

Aircraft assembled in 2019 reportedly became the first known 777-9 to be broken up before entering commercial service after years in storage