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Sikorsky Eyes Next Multi-Year Black Hawk Deal In December 2026, Continues T901 Engine Testing

Sikorsky has said it’s working on negotiations for the next multi-year Black Hawk contract, eyeing an award from the Army around December 2026, while also continuing to test the helicopter with the…

Military

USAF Looking Into Spares For AWACS DRAGON Program

The U.S. Air Force is looking into a buy of spare parts for the service’s Diminishing Manufacturing Sources Replacement of Avionics for Global Operations and Navigation (DRAGON) program for Boeing E-3 Airborne…

Advanced Technology

Thin Wings, Big Impacts: NASA-Boeing’s X-66 Wing Research Could Shake Widebody Valuations

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) In mid-2025 the aviation world marked a milestone in aerodynamics and avionics interaction. While most headlines focus on new engines, emissions, or avionics suites,…

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Sharkskin Meets the Flight Deck: How AeroSHARK Could Recode the A330’s Avionics Future

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) Older widebodies rarely earn good headlines. Their values fade as newer generations roll off the line, and lease rates drift downward in lockstep. But…

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Avionics Snags Stall the C919’s Path to Certification

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) The conversation around China’s COMAC C919 has once again shifted from engineering milestones to regulatory limbo. The C919, billed as Beijing’s answer to the…

Military

New 800- to 1,500-Pound Thrust Class Engines for Munitions and CCA under Development by Pratt & Whitney

RTX‘s Pratt & Whitney said on Sept. 22 that it is developing a new 500 to 1,800 pounds of thrust class of engines to power munitions and U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat…

Military

Beehive Plans Altitude Testing Of Frenzy Engine For UAVs In October, Flight Tests In Early ‘26

Beehive Industries, a propulsion startup firm, said on Sept. 22 it’s ramping up testing of its Frenzy line of additively-manufactured engines, with plans to conduct altitude testing of a 200-pound version in…

Editor's Note

GE Aerospace, Kratos Begin Altitude Testing For New GEK800 Small Engine

GE Aerospace and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have begun altitude testing for their new low-cost GEK800 turbofan engine, designed to power cruise missiles and unmanned platforms in the Collaborative Combat Aircraft…

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Military

Sikorsky Eyes Next Multi-Year Black Hawk Deal In December 2026, Continues T901 Engine Testing

Military

USAF Looking Into Spares For AWACS DRAGON Program

Advanced Technology

Thin Wings, Big Impacts: NASA-Boeing’s X-66 Wing Research Could Shake Widebody Valuations

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Sharkskin Meets the Flight Deck: How AeroSHARK Could Recode the A330’s Avionics Future

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Avionics Snags Stall the C919’s Path to Certification

Military

New 800- to 1,500-Pound Thrust Class Engines for Munitions and CCA under Development by Pratt & Whitney

Military

Beehive Plans Altitude Testing Of Frenzy Engine For UAVs In October, Flight Tests In Early ‘26

Editor's Note

GE Aerospace, Kratos Begin Altitude Testing For New GEK800 Small Engine