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Korean Air and Skyports to develop platform for eVTOL operations
Korean Air and Skyports have announced a new partnership for developing eVTOL operations. Announced at the Drone Show Korea, the collaboration builds on the expertise of both partners to build scalable solutions for advanced air mobility (AAM) integration. Under the...
Avionyx and Rapita partner to accelerate avionics development
Avionyx and Rapita Systems have announced they are partnering to accelerate avionics development. With software compliance issues constraining eVTOL and aircraft supply chains, the companies say their collaboration will help the aerospace industry hit regulatory...
Archer sue eVTOL rivals Vertical, claiming patent infringement
Archer Aviation have sued British rivals Vertical Aerospace, claiming the company's latest Valo eVTOL design infringes the patent for their Midnight air taxi. The California-based company has been ramping up testing of Midnight as it plans for certification from the...
UK government launches electric wheel taxi system project
Zero-emissions taxiing is the focus of a new project backed by the UK's Aerospace Technology Institute and Innovate UK. Led by Airbus, a consortium of partners including Drive System Design (DSD), Evolito, and the University of Southampton will work together to...
Airline investment in startups hit five-year low in 2025
Research from Lufthansa Innovation Hub (LIH) finds that airline investment in startups has hit a five-year low. Airlines completed 31 innovation deals in 2025, down from 39 in 2024 and well below the 2018 peak of 49 deals. Furthermore, only 7 airlines were responsible...
Airbus reports 2025 results, plans for 870 deliveries in 2026
European aircraft and aerospace manufacturer Airbus have published their full-year 2025 financial performance, recording revenue of €73.4 billion and a record backlog of 8,754 commercial aircraft. Revenue was up on 2024's €69.2 billion, and Airbus also managed to...
Pegasus Airlines open $40m in-house MRO facility
Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines have significantly boosted their in-house MRO capabilities with a new US$40 million facility. Situated at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport, the facility consists of three new hangars, two for maintenance and one for paint. These...
Saudia select Veryon Defect Analysis for prescriptive maintenance
Saudia have selected aviation software and information services provider Veryon to support corrective action across their fleet. Using AI and natural language processing, Veryon Defect Analysis can group related defect reports to highlight recurring maintenance...