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Pratt & Whitney Canada wins 200th type certification
Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) announced that Transport Canada Civil Aviation type certified its PW127XT -L regional turboprop engine. This certification marks a significant milestone for the company as this is its 200th type certification since the introduction of the…
The Turboprop market uncertainty
You would think the absence of De Havilland Canada as an active player in the turboprop market would boost interest, but not so. If you were a turboprop buyer now, you have two choices – ATR (42/72) and the forthcoming…
Paris Airshow: new aircraft deals total 1.247
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…
ATR takes a year extra to launch the EVO
ATR is taking more time to launch the new EVO turboprop and now expects this to happen in early 2025. This is more than a year later than what the airframer said last year, although CEO Nathalie Tarnaud Laude said…
Day 2 Paris orders mostly confirmation of previous deals
The second day of the Paris Airshow has given Boeing and Embraer their first orders, while Airbus racked up some more after the historic IndiGo deal for 500 aircraft that was announced on Monday. But all orders were not new ones…