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High-Temperature Alloy From KIT Targets Hotter, More Efficient Turbines

A research team at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) has developed a chromium–molybdenum–silicon (Cr–Mo–Si) alloy that combines room-temperature ductility with oxidation resistance at high temperatures—an unusual pairing for refractory-element systems. The single-phase alloy has a…

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Space Force Orbital Carrier: What We Know Now and Why It Matters

The Space Force Orbital Carrier is no longer a sketch on a whiteboard. It’s a real program designed to store and deploy small, maneuverable spacecraft from orbit, responding to threats or system failures almost instantly.…

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The Metal That Refuses to Melt: Engineers Create 932°F-Resistant Super Alloy

Researchers at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering have created a breakthrough material that could reshape the future of high-performance aerospace structures. The team developed an ultra-strong, lightweight metal composite capable…

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ATI and Boeing Extend titanium products Long-Term Agreement

ATI Inc. and Boeing have extended and expanded a long-term agreement for titanium products that covers Boeing’s full suite of commercial programs, from narrow to wide body. The renewed pact spans the titanium chain –…

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Russia Signals It Wants to Resume Boeing Titanium JV (VSMPO-AVISMA)

Russia says it hopes to restart the titanium joint venture between VSMPO-AVISMA and Boeing in the Sverdlovsk region, a partnership that has been shuttered since 2022. First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Denis Manturov, told…

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Honeywell’s SURF-A Aims to Cut Runway Collisions by 2026

Honeywell is testing SURF-A, a cockpit alerting system that warns pilots when another aircraft is on or entering their runway. The work runs through Honeywell’s Olathe, Kansas team and recently included a demo flight between…

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Parachutes Reimagined: Ancient Japanese Art Guides the Future of Flight

In an unexpected blend of ancient tradition and modern engineering, researchers turned to kirigami, the Japanese art of cutting paper, to redesign parachutes. Instead of relying on careful folding, stitching, and fabric domes, they cut…

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UAW, GE Aerospace Reach Tentative Deal After Strike

UAW members at GE Aerospace’s Evendale, Ohio, and Erlanger, Kentucky sites have reached a tentative agreement with the company after a strike that began August 28. The union set a ratification vote for September 19…

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FAA Proposes $3.1M Fine Against Boeing Over Safety Violations

The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a $3.1 million civil penalty against Boeing, citing widespread safety and quality violations tied to 737 production. The period covers September 2023 through February 2024. This includes the January 2024…

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Malaysia’s First Locally Blended SAF Takes Flight with Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia has crossed a practical milestone in aviation decarbonization. Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) has delivered the country’s first domestically blended sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to Malaysia Aviation Group for uplift at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.…

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Aviation

High-Temperature Alloy From KIT Targets Hotter, More Efficient Turbines

Space Force Orbital Carrier: What We Know Now and Why It Matters

The Metal That Refuses to Melt: Engineers Create 932°F-Resistant Super Alloy

ATI and Boeing Extend titanium products Long-Term Agreement

Russia Signals It Wants to Resume Boeing Titanium JV (VSMPO-AVISMA)

Honeywell’s SURF-A Aims to Cut Runway Collisions by 2026

Parachutes Reimagined: Ancient Japanese Art Guides the Future of Flight

UAW, GE Aerospace Reach Tentative Deal After Strike

FAA Proposes $3.1M Fine Against Boeing Over Safety Violations

Malaysia’s First Locally Blended SAF Takes Flight with Malaysia Airlines

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