PT6A engines exceed one million flight hours, the Cessna Citation Ascend achieves certification to enter service, Raisbeck and CiES prepare a new fuel measurement system for King Air, and COP 30 promotes the global use of sustainable fuels to reduce emissions.

Aviation maintenance training is the invisible backbone of aviation safety. Through continuous training, practical experience in real-world environments, and the use of new technologies, technicians acquire the experience and certifications necessary to ensure safe, efficient operations that meet the highest international standards.

Textron Aviation celebrates 40 years of the Cessna Grand Caravan EX with refurbished interiors and a commemorative version, while the Skyhawk improves its efficiency with dual electronic ignition. Pratt & Whitney innovates in engine manufacturing with the GTF Advantage. In Colombia, the Civil Aviation Authority announced that the modernization of Tolú Airport will be completed in December 2025.

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