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Nigeria's full ratification last year of the Cape Town convention will help the nation reach its goal of becoming the "aviation hub of Africa", according to its aviation minister. Source: Shutterstock Nigeria is inviting developers and operators from around the world to help it develop its airports ...

Embraer is stepping up efforts to find E-Jet operators with maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) expertise to collaborate on the E190F passenger-to-freighter programme.

Daher plans to start assembling TBM aircraft at its new Florida campus in 2027 as part of a strategy to expand capacity to meet a growing orderbook and hedge against possible US tariffs on European imports.

A major deal from Flexjet helped Embraer boost its backlog to a record $26.3 billion at the end of 2024, a 40% year-on-year increase, the Brazilian airframer said today.

Leonardo has identified an "investment partner" for its loss-making aerostructures unit, promising to reveal details on 11 March when it reports progress on its industrial plan.

Flight school Skyborne is to open a second UK site, at Bournemouth airport, to meet what it calls growing demand from airlines for dedicated ab initio training.

Covid-19 was a missed chance for Europe to fix its airline sector once and for all, in the view of SAS chief executive Anko van der Werff

Embraer is ruling out launching any new aircraft this decade as it zeroes in on maturing research and development studies and building cash reserves.

Leonardo is in advanced discussions with a partner to set up an aerostructures joint venture that its chief executive vows will become a "global champion" in the sector.

Australia's unique geography of sprawling coastal cities and remote outback communities make it an ideal testbed for advanced air mobility (AAM).