With all the deals announced by Thursday, we can wrap up the Paris Airshow orders now and see what has been concluded. If we track the orders from the big OEMs Airbus, Boeing, Embraer, ATR, and De Havilland Canada, but…
Day 4 of the Paris Air Show continued the flying display, with the video courtesy of Paris Air Show TV available here. Today’s aircraft include the Boeing 777-9, Embraer C-390 Millenium, Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon, CAP 10, Dassault Rafale,…
Airbus and the European regulatory agency EASA agree in principle on the technical requirements for the Rear Center Tank (RCT) on the A321XLR. The regulator is satisfied that adding a protective liner to the fuselage will protect the tank from…
UPDATE – A joint study between ZeroAvia and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Regional Jet Aviation Group (MHIRJ) has identified that there are no showstoppers in converting the Bombardier/Mitsubishi CRJ series into a hydrogen-electric aircraft with fuel-cell technology. The program still has…
The Paris Airshow has not just seen deals for aircraft, but also for engine makers. Pratt & Whitney, CFM, General Electric, and Rolls-Royce all announced engine orders and service agreements during the week. A recap. General Electric GE Aerospace announced…
Thanks to our friends at Paris Air Show TV, here is a clip of some of the activity today, as well as this video of the flying demonstration. Wednesday’s flying demonstration included the Lockheed-Martin F35, CAP 10, NH Industries NH90,…