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More than 40 new jobs will be created as the company adds over 35,000 sq ft and installs advanced equipment at the facility.
The collaboration focuses on developing an adaptable uncrewed platform with ground and flight demonstrations planned within 18 months.
The PW127XT-S engines have been delivered to Oberpfaffenhofen, ready to power the Deutsche Aircraft TAC1 test aircraft ahead of the D328eco's service entry in 2027.
The GEK800 engine underwent successful altitude, durability and limits testing at Purdue’s Zucrow Laboratories, marking the first test at the recently expanded ZL9 facility.
A new aircraft engine assembly and testing facility launched in Nouaceur positions Morocco among the world’s few nations capable of manufacturing complete engines.
The propulsion system was presented in Washington, D.C. and has been built for fast production, scalable thrust and long-term storage readiness.
Selection of the company to lead the PHARES project under the EU Clean Aviation programme represents the first Canadian participation in such an initiative.
The agreement is set to combine GE Aerospace’s turbine expertise with BETA’s generator technology, accelerating hybrid electric development for Advanced Air Mobility.
The Lot 18 production contract for F135 engines will fund additional spares, tooling and support while sustaining thousands of jobs across the United States.
An extension from has brought the company's total contract value to KRW 1.1794 trillion, including extensive post-sale military support through to 2028.
Pratt & Whitney Canada and AeroTEC have moved forward with their RTX demonstrator by testing propulsion and battery performance in Quebec.
Backed by BeautHyFuel partners, the company cut prototyping time and preserved structural integrity after 30 hours of hydrogen burn.
The company has selected the Shoal River Industrial Park for its high-volume turbine plant following a multi-state search begun in 2023.
Hermeus completed testing of its uncrewed prototype in California and has begun integrating data into the forthcoming Quarterhorse Mk 2.
The Adams County facility will support core trials of the Symphony engine, developed in-house for Boom's Overture passenger aircraft.
The FLRAA programme has moved into its next phase as the US Army approved Milestone B for engineering and manufacturing development under Bell's lead.
