Things To Know When You Send A News Release

Aero-News gets hundreds of releases every week, ranging from industry giants like Boeing and Cessna to the smallest of flying clubs and the most quaint of air shows. After having seen the best and the worst in press releases over the years, we have some ideas to help companies do so much more to help themselves, both with ANN and with the general media.

Collab Aims To Control Heat Spikes During Takeoffs

Researchers from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA) in Brazil are collaborating to address one of the primary challenges of electric aircraft – mitigating the heat spikes generated during takeoff.

V-VIP Interiors Specialist Completes 9th Refurb Project

Greenpoint Technologies, a subsidiary of Safran and a specialist in VIP and Head-of-State business jet interior completions, and MRO or maintenance, repair, and overhaul programs, announced the delivery of another Boeing Business Jet 787 after a maintenance and refurbishment project was completed on schedule.

Absence Of Military Teams Crippling Shows Nationwide

As we noted a few days ago, the government shutdown has halted all performances of military flight demonstration teams and is causing air shows nationally to reconsider and even cancel their plans if performances are heavy with military demo teams. That is the case with the Orlando Air Show, which on October 22 officially cancelled. It had been scheduled for the weekend of October 25-26 at the Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB).

Popular Demand Spurs Production In Europe To Resume

Diamond Aircraft is responding to a wave of popular demand from flight schools, clubs, and owners by restarting the production line for its Katana 2-seat single-engine piston airplane. The Katana is well-known for its performance, reliability, and value in the training environment.

Succeeds Scott C. Donnelly Who Becomes Executive Chairman

Textron announced that its Board of Directors promoted Lisa Atherton, currently President and CEO of Bell Textron, to the role of President and CEO of Textron Inc., effective January 4, 2026. She will succeed Scott C. Donnelly, who will become Textron’s Executive Chairman to lead its Board of Directors and provide advice and counsel to the CEO.

Clay Lacy, Skymark, And World Fuel Collab On Project

Smymark Refuelers, World Fuel Services, and Clay Lacy Aviation jointly announced the introduction of the country’s largest all-electric aircraft refueling truck – a 7,000 gallon EV Refuler that advances sustainable fueling operations at airports across the nation.

To Develop New 17-Acre HBO Campus For Business And Private Aircraft

Sky Harbour Group Corp., an airport infrastructure company and builder of Home Base Operator campuses, announced it has executed a ground lease with the City of Long Beach, California, for the development of a Sky Harbour HBO campus at the Long Beach Airport (LGB) to serve the Long Beach, Orange County, and greater Los Angeles area.