
US Slows Aircraft-Part Exports to China Amid Trade Negotiations
The United States has slowed exports of aircraft parts to China as the administration seeks leverage in trade negotiations, according to Reuters.
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The United States has slowed exports of aircraft parts to China as the administration seeks leverage in trade negotiations, according to Reuters.

A California federal court dismissed some trade-secret and contract claims in Joby Aero's lawsuit against rival Archer Aviation while allowing core misappropriation claims to proceed.

Delta Air Lines is the only one of the four largest US carriers not using SpaceX's Starlink in-flight internet, opting instead for Amazon's service as rivals American and United roll it out.

The Trump administration is tightening US exports of aviation parts to China, using Beijing's reliance on American aerospace suppliers as leverage in trade negotiations, Reuters reports.

AAR Corp. has agreed to pay $1.8 billion for a majority stake in aircraft-maintenance company MRO Holdings.

Swissport International has signed binding agreements to form a joint venture with Jakarta-based UNEX Aviation Services, marking its entry into the Indonesian aviation market.

Vertical Aerospace has opened its Valo assembly centre, with a production target of up to 1,000 aircraft a year, Aerospace Global News reported.

Spirit Airlines has sold its last remaining Airbus aircraft as part of a $421 million bankruptcy deal, FlightGlobal reports.

RTX's Pratt & Whitney Canada will provide engine MRO services for AirBorneo Airways' ATR 72-500 fleet under a new four-year agreement running through 2030.

Textron Aviation has rolled out the 500th Cessna Citation Latitude midsize business jet from its manufacturing facility in Wichita, Kansas.

Joby Aviation says it has flown an aircraft autonomously from California to North Carolina in what the company describes as the first fully autonomous flight across the United States.