Boeing has chosen GE Aircraft Engines and Rolls-Royce but not Pratt & Whitney to develop powerplants for the 7E7 mid-sized widebody. GE will develop an engine derived from its GE90 family, while Rolls-Royce will produce a version of its Trent engine.
Source: Airline Business
US regulator the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will take no immediate action to address a smoke-related issue involving the CFM International Leap-1B engines that power the Boeing 737 Max.
Airbus intends to finalise readiness of jigs and tools on its A350 final assembly line over the next six months in order to handle the manufacture of the freighter variant of the twinjet type. Designated the A350-1000F, the freighter is sized between the -900 and -1000 passenger versions and this, ...
Sweden’s Heart Aerospace has selected Plattsburgh International airport in upstate New York as the location for the maiden sortie of its HX-1 demonstrator – a flight that will take place with a pilot on board.
