Thierry Dubois

LYON—In a study relying on employee integration missions, Toulouse-based consultancy Cylad has issued a series of recommendations on how to better train blue-collar workers in a context of production ramp-up.

As the CFM Leap family of engines approaches 4,000 in-service engines, a figure forecasted to double by 2030, Aviation Week editors James Pozzi, Thierry

LYON, France–France has awarded Dark, a startup that provides low-Earth-orbit (LEO) object capture services, a contract to simulate the interception of an active hostile spacecraft.

PARIS—Thales is investigating the use of a neural network combined with a certified conflict detection system to help prevent aircraft from flying too close to one another in a given airspace.

The creation of so-called green flight paths could have a snowball effect on the promotion, appropriation and production of SAF, a research paper suggests.

Both of France’s space defense demonstration programs, Yoda and Toutatis, are making progress in hardware development but a launch period is hard to predict.

LYON—The technical possibility of having a single pilot flying a commercial aircraft should be used to improve safety—as opposed to any other