• NTSB lays out Boeing ‘deficiencies’ it says contributed to 737 Max door-plug failure

  • First fully-substituted SJ-100 flown to Moscow for certification test preparation

  • Fraught to 60: ATR working to ensure suppliers are ‘ready to ramp’ from 2026

  • Adaptable wings take shape on Airbus Citation test aircraft

  • Embraer sees ‘continuous’ demand for E175s in USA

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NTSB recommends ‘urgent’ steps to address 737 Max engine smoke concern

US safety investigators have warned over a safety issue with a vibration-reduction feature on the CFM International Leap-1B turbofans that power the Boeing 737 Max which can cause smoke to enter the cockpit. 

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Airbus joins with MTU on fuel cell powertrain development

Airbus and MTU Aero Engines are to unite their hydrogen fuel cell powertrain research efforts through a newly unveiled pact.

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Airbus propulsion chief: Test data encouraging but RISE selection not assured

Airbus is encouraged by preliminary data analysis of CFM’s RISE engine but the airframer’s propulsion engineering chief insists that the open-rotor technology has still to cement its case for selection against geared-fan alternatives.