AeroTime reports that Turkish Airlines' successful subsidiary, Turkish Technic, has managed to establish itself as one of the world's fastest-growing and most capable maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) providers. The company supports the expansion of Turkish Airlines Inc.
Tigerair Taiwan has placed an order for four Airbus A321neos at the Singapore Airshow 2026, marking the airline's first order of this model. According to AeroTime, Chairperson Joyce Huang stated that the new aircraft will support network expansion and deliver improved fuel efficiency.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reported significant order intake growth in its first three quarters, driven by strong demand for energy systems and defense contracts. Revenue and business profit also increased YoY across various segments.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released a preliminary report into the December 18, 2026, crash of a Cessna Citation II in North Carolina. The right-seat occupant was not qualified to serve as second-in-command, despite occupying a cockpit seat and performing checklist and radio duties during the flight.
NASA has delayed its Artemis II crewed lunar mission due to technical issues encountered during a 'wet dress rehearsal' at Kennedy Space Center. The agency is now targeting early March for the launch, with an additional window on March 11 and further options in April if needed.
The US Army is developing a hyperconnected network for next-generation command and control, according to Breaking Defense reports. This system aims to enable modern warfare by providing real-time data sharing in contested environments.
The US Army is seeking to award a contract for its self-propelled howitzer program by July, with a tight deadline of just 10 months after a request for information went out to industry in September. The competition includes companies such as Hanwha, Rheinmetall, Elbit America, Leonardo DRS, and BAE Systems.
The US Department of Defense has announced plans to conduct an evaluation event for unmanned one-way attack drones as part of the Drone Dominance Program. The program aims to acquire $150 million worth of drones and will involve military operators flying and evaluating the devices.
Boeing is abandoning plans to sell its F-15EX fighter jet to Indonesia, a deal that was announced years ago but never materialized due to lack of formalization. The State Department cleared the sale in 2022, but Boeing appears to be ditching the campaign.
President Donald Trump has lashed out at Canada's aerospace industry over certification delays for US-made Gulfstream jets. The dispute highlights growing tensions between the two nations in the sector.
Cirrus Aircraft has launched the Vision Jet G3, featuring cabin and avionics upgrades aimed at improving usability, comfort, and digital integration. Deliveries are already underway, with over 700 Vision Jets delivered since 2016.
A senior Army official warned companies to avoid criticizing the service's 'clean sheet' approach to Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) when interacting with Congress. The initiative aims to modernize the Army's command and control systems, and the official emphasized the importance of transparency and consistency in its communications with lawmakers.
Textron Aviation is honoring three employees, Donald Haun, Perry Jones, and Ian Northrop, for their 50 years of service with the company. The recognition was made at a special employee celebration where each honoree was joined by President and CEO Ron Draper for a flight aboard a Cessna Citation Sovereign to Kansas City, Missouri.
Embraer has revealed Uzbekistan and the Philippines as customers for its KC-390 airlifter and A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft, respectively. The company announced this at the Singapore Airshow.
Cirrus Aircraft today introduced the Generation 3 (G3) Vision Jet, an evolutionary update to its Personal Jet product line. With a reimagined interior, increased seating capacity, and enhanced safety innovations, the G3 Vision Jet represents a new era of smart and safe Personal Aviation.
Picogrid has won a $9.3 million SBIR contract to connect disparate counter-drone defenses at selected Air Force bases using its 'translator' software written by AI. The translator, called Legion, connects hitherto incompatible military systems, such as radars and jammers, according to Breaking Defense reports.
Boeing has projected that India and South Asia will require approximately 141,000 new aviation professionals by 2044. According to Boeing's Pilot and Technician Outlook, the region is expected to experience significant growth in both fleet size and air traffic.
Singapore Airlines has extended its FlightSense contract with RTX's Collins Aerospace for five additional years, covering its Boeing 777 fleet. All Nippon Airways has also renewed its FlightSense agreements with Collins, including a five-year renewal for on-site support and a three-year extension for MRO repair services.
NASA has awarded two contracts totaling $1.7 million to study affordable hypersonic flight testing methods. The agency aims to bridge the gap between laboratory testing and full-scale flight programs by adapting commercially developed platforms.
Qantas Airways will sell its 33% stake in Narita-based Jetstar Japan to a Japanese-led ownership group, led by the Development Bank of Japan. This decision aims to transition the airline to a new phase of growth and success.