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Airbus selects Siemens Capital software for next-gen E/E systems development

Leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus has selected Siemens' Capital software from the company's Xcelerator Portfolio to boost the development of commercial aircraft. According to the official...

Next-generation Cessna Denali to feature GE’s 3D-printed turboprop engine

Textron and GE Aviation have developed the next generation Cessna Denali, a business aircraft powered by 3D printed propeller engine that is powerful and efficient enough...

Aluminium giant Alcoa reports disappointing earnings for 3rd quarter

As a result of the fall in the price of aluminium, as well as the sharp slowdown of some markets in China, aluminium giant...

Alcoa wins $1bn Airbus deal

Aluminium giant Alcoa has announced that it has signed a $1 billion deal with Airbus Group SE – the largest deal for aerospace fastening...

RAAF flies first Boeing C-17A Globemaster III equipped with SATCOM and imagery display system

Last week, the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) flew its first Boeing-built C-17A Globemaster III equipped with a new advanced satellite communication (SATCOM) and...

Airbus en route to revolutionise commercial air transport with fuel cells research

Airbus, the world’s leading commercial aircraft manufacturer, has announced that it has inked a partnership with South Africa’s National Aerospace Centre (NAC) to jointly fund...

BAE Systems working on “smart skin” for aircraft

BAE Systems announced last month that its Advanced Technology Centre is working on a “smart skin” for aircraft fuselages that have thousands of micro-sensors...

Aircraft demand in Asia-Pacific will be valued at $1.9 Trillion over next 20 years...

American aircraft manufacturer Boeing has estimated that the Asia-Pacific region’s airline market will be valued at $1.9 trillion over the next 20 years as...
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