Fly Provence is expanding its training fleet with a Pipistrel Explorer; RTX is implementing digital tools to streamline inspections and anticipate maintenance needs; Textron Aviation is celebrating the production of the 500th Citation Latitude; and Pratt & Whitney is moving forward with the modernization of the F135 engine to meet the future demands of the F-35.

Pratt & Whitney Canada will lead the European PHARES project to develop a hybrid-electric propulsion system for regional aircraft, while Textron Aviation strengthens its market position with three milestones: the addition of Starlink connectivity to the Citation Latitude, the launch of the ProParts+ support programme for the Citation 525 series, and the unveiling of the first production Cessna Citation Ascend, an evolution within the successful 560XL family.