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South Africa received its first four of 24 Hawk 120 lead-in fighter trainers from BAE Systems last week. With the exception of South Africa’s flight test and development aircraft, which was built in the UK, all of South Africa’s Hawks are being assembled by state-owned group Denel.
Source: Flight International
MHI RJ Aviation Group is to collaborate on the development of Maeve Aerospace’s M80 – a hybrid-electric 80-seater that could enter service by 2032.
ATR has ended its effort to develop a short take-off and landing (STOL) variant of the ATR 42-600 after failing to secure as many orders as it had hoped.
Modification venture EFW has reached triple figures with Airbus passenger-to-freighter conversions, with the delivery of an A330-300. The A330 underwent conversion at one of EFW’s partner facilities in China. It brings overall EFW deliveries of Airbus P2F airframes to 100. Forty-nine of these conversions have been A330s, with a further ...
