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Assembly at the São Paulo State facility will complement Saab's Linköping line as the two companies look to expand delivery capacity.
Flight test activities are due to conclude in October 2026, ahead of FAA certification submission and a planned 2027 entry into service.
Talks with European aerospace firms have begun as Sikorsky looks to establish a locally sourced production line alongside its Asian X2 variant work.
The upgraded light jet becomes the largest business jet fitted with Garmin Emergency Autoland, alongside a new Multi-Purpose Electronic Controller.
Completion of the G-1 milestone paves the way for the G-2 phase, in which Electra will define the EL9's means of compliance.
The Sikorsky S‑70 FireHawk helicopters are being built for the Czech Republic Ministry of the Interior under a partnership with Česká letecká servisní and United Rotorcraft.
Twin 11.6‑inch touchscreen displays and Garmin AXIS avionics have been fitted to the TRAC10's three‑seat cockpit, enabling two students to train together.
The half-scale demonstrator has logged more than 500 tests and over 18 hours of flight time, validating propulsion, battery and control systems.
Orders for more than 100 aircraft have been placed by 13 professional flight schools ahead of deliveries beginning in the United States in 2027.
Additional capacity will support production of the Valkyrie collaborative combat aircraft, Firejet aerial targets and Mighty Hornet IV.
The TurboTech TP-R90 regenerative turbine engine has been fitted to CubCrafters' backcountry airframe, producing the first Sport Pilot‑eligible turboprop.
The 18-month agreement covers completion of the concept and assessment phase and further detailed design work for the trinational fighter aircraft.
Certification from Brazil’s ANAC, the FAA and EASA clears the jet for operation across North America, Europe and Latin America.
The joint venture will focus initially on manufacturing groundwork and production efficiency before expanding capacity to support certification and demand for eVTOL aircraft.
An autonomy system developed by Skyryse will be integrated into the Robinson R66 to create Group 4 UAS for defence operators.
The US aerospace company and MIMIT have agreed to explore industrial opportunities linked to development of the oversized cargo aircraft.
