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Honeywell Aerospace appoints Vijay Yaram as the new country leader for India

Bangalore, July 15, 2026:  Honeywell Aerospace has announced the appointment of Vijay Yaram as the company’s new country leader for India, effective immediately.In the newly created role, Vijay will serve as Honeywell Aerospace’s external enterprise leader in India, driving indigenous and decoupled growth, strengthening local partnerships and advancing Honeywell Aerospace’s India growth strategy. “There’s no better individual than Vijay to lead our next phase of growth in India,” said Ben Driggs, chief commercial and strategy officer at Honeywell Aerospace. “By appointing Vijay to this role, we’re building on our deliberate leadership investments in India. This is a key priority as we embark on this new chapter as a standalone company.” “I’ve seen firsthand how many opportunities the Indian market has for long-term commercial and defense growth. India is the world’s third largest domestic aviation market and the country’s domestic airline capacity has already doubled over the past decade,” Vijay said. During the past five years at Honeywell Aerospace, Vijay has built a strong track record of delivering commercial wins with operational discipline and a deep focus on customers. Most recently, he led the Commercial Excellence, Strategy & Marketing function in India, where he built a high-performing team and delivered results exceeding the annual operating plan. In that role, he also played a pivotal role in shaping strategic investment initiatives to further strengthen Honeywell Aerospace’s market position in the region. On June 29, Honeywell Aerospace separated from Honeywell to become an independent company. The company is one of the largest publicly traded, pure-play aerospace and defense suppliers, with leading positions in technology and systems that will continue to drive the future of aviation with a focus on safety, autonomy and electrification.

Drones

Eve Air Mobility will display at Farnborough Airshow

Melbourne, July 14, 2026: Eve Air Mobility, a well-known company in advanced air mobility solutions, will be at the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow at a defining moment. Its electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) program has moved decisively beyond concept and into active flight testing, evaluation, and continuous refinement, advancing on a clear and disciplined path toward certification. Since its first flight in December 2025, Eve’s engineering prototype has completed dozens of successful test flights, generating critical performance and systems data. The program is preparing to enter transition flight evaluation this quarter, while production of six conforming prototypes is set to begin later this year. Eve’s presence at Farnborough underscores a program executing with discipline, supported by Embraer’s 56 years of aerospace expertise and focused on enabling scalable urban air mobility. “Farnborough is where the future of aviation takes shape, and Eve is coming with real progress in flight and a clear path to certification,” said Johann Bordais, chief executive officer of Eve Air Mobility. “We are not just talking about possibilities. We are acting, moving forward with our flight tests, enhancing the platform to meet our customers’ needs. This market will be shaped by those who deliver, and that is exactly what Eve is focused on.” Eve will showcase its full-scale eVTOL mock-up at the Eve Air Mobility Pavilion (D-030) adjacent to the Farnborough flight line. The exhibit demonstrates the aircraft’s maturity and provides stakeholders with a tangible view of its design and configuration. Eve will further showcase a flight simulator, which will offer an immersive experience, allowing visitors to experience expected pilot interaction and operational performance. Together, these elements highlight Eve’s progress toward certification and commercial readiness. On Sunday, 19 July at 11:00 a.m. BST, Eve will host a press briefing at the pavilion, where CEO Johann Bordais will present updates on the company’s execution roadmap and growth strategy. The session will highlight how Eve’s integrated solutions reduce operational barriers and accelerate adoption, with a focus on key milestones, strategic partnerships, and efficient scaling. Eve’s 2026 flight test program continues to advance on schedule following its successful first flight in December 2025, with hover and low-speed testing already completed. The program is now progressing toward wingborne cruise evaluation, beginning with partial transition flights this summer and full transitions later in the year. These milestones are key to validating lift, cruise efficiency, and system performance while reducing certification risk. This steady execution also enables operators to refine their commercialization plans with greater confidence. Eve’s value proposition extends beyond the aircraft. Its portfolio of solutions is designed to simplify operations and accelerate market entry: Eve TechCare® offers predictable maintenance and lifecycle support through a comprehensive portfolio of solutions focused on fleet availability. Eve Vector® enables safe and efficient integration of eVTOL operations into complex urban airspace. Together, these capabilities reduce adoption barriers, enhance operational reliability, and support scalable deployment. Eve continues to build the industry’s largest pipeline, with approximately 2,700 eVTOL pre-orders. Recent binding agreements with pre-delivery payments demonstrate commercial momentum. The binding orders are from established helicopter operators pursuing a disciplined transition to electric flight: Revo (Brazil): Up to 50 aircraft, supported by TechCare and Vector, advancing the electrification of high-frequency urban operations. AirX (Japan): Up to 50 aircraft, targeting initial deployment in sightseeing and last-mile mobility beginning in 2029.

2026

Over 600 global finance leaders to convene at FAS 2026

London, 14th July 2026: Farnborough International Airshow will welcome a significant international finance and investment community to the Aerospace Global Forum: Finance Summit, a new platform designed to connect global capital with opportunities in aerospace, defence, space, cyber, and enabling technologies. Created to build meaningful connections between capital and industry, the Finance Summit will bring together carefully selected senior investment decision-makers from across the global financial ecosystem. More than 600 investors from around 350 companies have been identified for participation, spanning major investment banks, sovereign wealth funds, private equity, fund managers, hedge funds, venture capital, consultancies, M&A specialists, stock exchanges, trade bodies and corporate advisory organisations. Senior representatives are expected from a broad range of finance organisations, including Barclays Bank PLC (Strategic Partner of the Airshow), Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, UBS, Blackstone, Carlyle, Warburg Pincus, Mubadala, Qatar Investment Authority, Temasek International, Tikehau Capital, the British Business Bank, the London Stock Exchange and UK Export Finance, among others. Discussing the new summit, Gareth Rogers, CEO of Farnborough International, said: “Finance and investment have always been underlying themes of the airshow, but we wanted to give it emphasis to support the industry as it accelerates. The launch of the Finance Summit is our response to the growing demand from investors seeking direct access to high-quality market insight, business development opportunities and emerging innovation across aerospace, defence and space. Attendees have identified the conference programme, market trends, new business partnerships, existing partner engagement and visibility of new projects as key reasons for attending. Taking place as part of the Aerospace Global Forum at Farnborough International Airshow 2026, the Finance Summit will feature keynote sessions, panel discussions, roundtables and dedicated networking opportunities. The programme is designed to connect investors, banks and consultancies with leading aerospace, defence, security and space organisations, from global primes to emerging start-ups. The Finance Summit reinforces Farnborough International Airshow’s role as a global platform where capital meets innovation, supporting long-term ecosystem engagement and helping aerospace, defence and space businesses access the relationships, insight and investment needed to scale.

Defence

MV-75 Cheyenne to take center stage at Farnborough International Airshow

Farnborough, 14th July 2026: At this year’s Farnborough International Airshow, one of the United Kingdom’s premier aerospace and defense events, Bell plans to showcase its full-size mockup of the MV-75 Cheyenne to the show’s estimated 100,000 visitors. Alongside the U.S. Army’s newest vertical lift asset, Bell will also have two aircraft from its commercial lineup on display, including the Bell 505 and Bell 407GXi, offering visitors and aviation enthusiasts a premier opportunity to explore their design and capabilities in depth.  Generation Military Solution “Having an opportunity to showcase MV-75 Cheyenne allows us to demonstrate its transformational capabilities,” said Jeff Schloesser, senior vice president, Strategic Pursuits. “We will highlight how it meets the evolving needs of modern military operations.” The MV-75 Cheyenne is a transformational capability for the U.S. Army. With its speed, range, and multi-mission adaptability, the aircraft provides operators with rapid options to mass combat power while reducing exposure in contested environments. Its Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) ensures the platform can evolve with the demands of the modern battlefield.  Proven Commercial Capability “Bell’s commercial platforms continue to redefine what customers can expect from modern rotorcraft,” said Robin Wendling, managing director, Europe. “Showcasing the Bell 505 and Bell 407GXi on an international stage highlights their exceptional operator support and proven performance across a broad range of missions.” In addition to the MV-75, the Bell 505 and Bell 407GXi will be on static display. The Bell 505 serves as the premier training platform for militaries in Jamaica, Jordan, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Montenegro, Albania, Indonesia, Iraq and South Korea, preparing pilots for mission readiness in modern warfare. As the most modern and cost‑effective helicopter training solution for armed forces and civilian pilots alike, the Bell 505 combines advanced IFR technology with proven reliability. With more than 700 aircraft in service, the platform offers a contemporary and scalable solution to meet evolving training needs. Since its introduction in 2017, the Bell 505 has accumulated more than 300k flight hours and operates in more than 55 countries across six continents. The Bell 505 experience enables cadets to learn the basic principles of flight and their instructors to focus on teaching. Reassuringly predictable in its handling and performance, the platform is not only forgiving, but also responsive and stable. Additionally, the Bell 407GXi offers advanced avionics, reliability, and speed. The aircraft’s powerful engine performance and smooth handling support rapid response times, while the spacious, configurable cabin provides teams room and access needed for versatile missions.

Airports

Australia’s 24-hour global gateway sets new international record

Melbourne, 13th July 2026: As per the latest passenger data shared by Visit Victoria, almost 37 million passengers travelled through Melbourne Airport in the 2026 Financial Year, with the airport marking the busiest 12-month period for international travel since its opening in 1970. The Annual international passenger numbers through the Australia’s largest 24-hour gateway surpassed 12 million for the first time, with a total of 12,256,328 people welcomed across 57,002 international passenger flights. The 2026 financial year included Melbourne Airport’s busiest month on record, with 3,421,195 people transiting through the four terminals in December 2025. Across the financial year, the top non-Australian arrivals by passport country of origin were: –     China 636,245 (up 8%) –     New Zealand 517,943 (up 1.3%) –     India 323,308 (down 4.9%) –     United Kingdon 201,261 (up 9.4%) –     United States 142,339 (up 7.9%) The monthly passenger numbers in June were down slightly on the previous year, with seat capacity to the key Middle East hubs of Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi progressively resuming, but yet to return to pre-conflict levels. While. the domestic traveller numbers were relatively stable in June despite a reduction in airline seat capacity but grew 2.2 per cent across the 12-month period. Melbourne Airport CEO Lorie Argus said, “the growing passenger volumes highlighted the need for the airport’s privately funded investment in its road network, airfield and terminals along with government investment in a modernised border.” She added, “we’ve committed to a $4.5 billion expansion of our international terminal, a new third runway and an enhanced road network to cater for Melbourne’s growth.” Lorie Argus further mentioned, “Passengers will start to notice some of these changes in October, when we open our new and much larger, free pick up and drop off zones for Qantas, International and Virgin Australia travellers in the T123 Transport Hub.Given the growing volume of travellers, the international arrivals process is currently one of our biggest passenger pain points, so we’re pleased the Federal Government has committed to fixing this.We’re excited to work with the Federal Government to ensure a seamless rollout of the new digital arrivals process in Melbourne.”

Events

Embraer to showcase strong growth momentum at Farnborough International Airshow

São José dos Campos, Brazil, July 13, 2026: Embraer will have a strong presence at the Farnborough International Airshow in the United Kingdom, highlighting its continued growth momentum driven by increasing aircraft deliveries, a record backlog, and business expansion across key global markets. The biennial event, which takes place from July 20 to 24 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre in Hampshire, England, will have among its highlights on static display the E195-E2, the world’s most efficient small narrowbody jet, and the KC-390 Millennium multi-mission airlifter and tanker. Also, Embraer will be showcasing its forward-looking vision for urban air mobility through Eve Air Mobility, including an eVTOL full-scale mock-up and a simulated flight experience. Embraer will be located at Chalet #C-105 and Product Area #D-030. “Embraer is set for a sustainable growth, supported by strong demand across our businesses, expanding global presence, and continued investments in efficiency and innovation,” said Francisco Gomes Neto, president and CEO of Embraer. “We see consistent demand across all segments of the business, and Farnborough provides a unique opportunity to engage with customers, strengthen partnerships, and pursue new business opportunities around the world.” In the first half of 2026, Embraer delivered 109 aircraft, up approximately 20% from the 91 aircraft delivered in the same period last year, reflecting continued progress in the company’s production leveling and operational efficiency initiatives. Combined with a record backlog, these results reinforce Embraer’s strong market position and provide significant visibility for future growth. At static display Embraer’s E195-E2, the largest member of the E-Jets E2 family, will demonstrate the company’s leadership in efficient and sustainable aviation and support ongoing commercial discussions with customers worldwide. Known for its advanced aerodynamics, reduced fuel consumption, and lower emissions, the E195-E2 continues to set new standards for operational performance and passenger comfort in its segment. Embraer’s E2 is the only small narrowbody aircraft family in operation across six continents. Also, Embraer will showcase the KC-390 Millennium, the next-generation tactical transport and multi-mission aircraft. Designed for versatility, the KC-390 offers outstanding payload capacity, speed, and mission flexibility with seamless interoperability, supporting operations such as cargo and troop transport, aerial refueling, humanitarian missions, and firefighting. The KC-390 continues to expand its international footprint, with a growing number of operators – including many NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) member countries – selecting the platform for its combination of performance, reliability, and lower life-cycle costs. Complementing its commercial and defense presence, Embraer will feature a dedicated space for Eve Air Mobility, its subsidiary focused on advancing urban air mobility solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore a full-scale mock-up of Eve’s electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, designed to provide sustainable and efficient transportation in urban environments. The exhibit reinforces Embraer’s commitment to innovation and highlights how Eve is advancing the future of sustainable urban air mobility through a comprehensive portfolio of aircraft, services, and operational solutions. Together, Embraer’s commercial aviation, defense & security, services & support, and urban air mobility businesses demonstrate the company’s diversified growth strategy and its commitment to shaping the future of aerospace through innovation, operational excellence, and customer-focused solutions. Embraer aircraft at the Farnborough Airshow: – Media tours of static display aircraft are scheduled from Tuesday to Thursday at 4:00pm – Flight display with the KC-390 Millennium on Monday, July 20 The media activities already confirmed are as follows: Monday, July 20 12:00PM – Christening ceremony – Czech Republic’s KC-390 – Embraer static display area Tuesday, July 21 11:00AM – Embraer press conference – Chalet C-105

2026

Food Hall at SFO named best in the world

SAN FRANCISCO, 12 July , 2026: The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has earned global recognition as the SF Eats Food Hall in Harvey Milk Terminal 1 was named “Airport Food Hall of the Year” at the 2026 Airport Food & Beverage (FAB) + Hospitality Conference and Awards. Opened in July 2025, the SF Eats Food Hall features a curated collection of locally owned San Francisco Bay Area favorites, including Equator Coffees, Kitava Kitchen, Kona’s, Napa Farms Market and Tony’s Pizza Napoletana. “We are absolutely thrilled to be named Airport Food Hall of the Year,” said Airport Director Mike Nakornkhet. “Our goal is to create an extraordinary airport experience, and that often begins with showcasing the best of the San Francisco Bay Area. Our food and beverage program is an essential part of that commitment. My thanks go out to our dedicated concessions team and partners, whose efforts continue to elevate the passenger experience every day.” Operated by London-based multimedia publisher The Moodie Davitt Report, the Airport Food & Beverage (FAB) + Hospitality Conference and Awards has played a critical role in the sector’s qualitative revolution over the past decade. It is the only global airport F&B event, one that champions and rewards excellence while also helping to chart a progressive path for the industry. Airport FAB + Hospitality Conference & Awards encompass all aspects of airport food & beverage, lounges, and other related hospitality services. It is also on this premise that the highly coveted FAB Awards are extended to include hospitality elements.

2026

Air India goes Digital to manage its widebody Boeing fleet

New Delhi, 13th July 2026: Air India has taken yet another step forward in its transformation journey with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approving the use of Electronic Technical Logbooks (ETL) as the primary technical document for its Boeing 787 fleet and authorising parallel implementation across the Boeing 777 fleet. This will boost Air India’s commitment to leveraging technology to strengthen operational performance, safety, reliability, and sustainability and position it as a technology-enabled, modern global airline. With this approval, Air India has now become one of the first airlines to adopt fleet-wide Electronic Technical Logbooks across its entire B787 widebody fleet, to achieve a complete fleet-wide ETL implementation. The Electronic Technical Logbook replaces traditional paper-based maintenance records with a secure digital platform, enabling faster, more accurate, and more efficient management of aircraft maintenance and engineering activities. The digital system provides real-time information sharing between maintenance engineers, and operational teams, improving coordination, accelerating defect reporting and rectification, and enhancing aircraft dispatch reliability. The ETL platform also delivers enhanced data integrity, traceability, and regulatory compliance while providing advanced analytics that support predictive maintenance and informed engineering decision-making. In addition, the paperless system significantly reduces paper consumption, supporting Air India’s sustainability objectives. Commenting on the development, Jeremy Yew Jin Kit, Senior Vice President – Engineering & Maintenance, Air India, said: “The implementation of Electronic Technical Logbooks across our widebody Boeing fleet reaffirms the collaborative work involving engineering, flight operations, digital technology teams, OEM partners and the regulator. Replacing paper-based processes with real-time digital information, we are improving operational efficiency, strengthening maintenance governance, enhancing regulatory compliance and enabling faster decision-making across our engineering and operations teams.” The achievement reflects Air India’s continued investment in digital technologies to modernise engineering and maintenance operations while maintaining the highest standards of safety and regulatory compliance. It is a key step in the airline’s broader vision of building a world-class, data-driven aviation business that excels in operational performance and customer service.

Training

Flyadeal reinforces pilot expertise with Airbus pilot instructor course

Jeddah, 12th July 2026: flyadeal, Saudia Group’s low-cost carrier, has achieved a significant milestone in its continued investment in people, training excellence, and the development of world-class instructor pilots following the successful delivery of the ground phase of the Airbus Pilot Instructor Course (APIC). The APIC-Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) programme, delivered in collaboration with Airbus, is Airbus’ official development pathway for instructor pilots, designed not to teach flying skills, but to elevate the effectiveness of flight instruction itself. This reflects flyadeal’s ongoing efforts to align its training ecosystem with globally recognised aviation standards and reinforce its position as a forward-looking, efficiency-driven airline within the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving aviation sector. The CBTA framework introduces modern, structured approaches to coaching, teaching, and assessment, focusing on the knowledge, skills, and attitude required for safe and consistent flight operations. Unlike traditional assessment models, CBTA enables instructor pilots to move beyond pass-or-fail evaluation and instead identify the root causes of performance gaps, ensuring more precise, data-driven, and effective training interventions. At flyadeal, investing in our people is fundamental to maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational excellence. The Airbus Pilot Instructor Course represents an important step in strengthening the capabilities of our instructor pilots by equipping them with globally recognised teaching and assessment methodologies. As our airline continues to grow, building strong in-house expertise is essential to ensuring we deliver consistent, high-quality pilot training while supporting the long-term development of our operations. This programme reflects our commitment to continuous learning and developing the next generation of aviation professionals within the Kingdom”. Capt. Naif Almatrafi, Director of Flight Operations,flyadeal said: The APIC-CBTA programme is being delivered across two key training locations, demonstrating effective collaboration within Saudi Arabia’s aviation training ecosystem. The ground training phase is taking place at flyadeal Headquarters in Jeddah from 5 to 9 July 2026, while the simulator phase will be conducted at the Prince Sultan Aviation Academy. Delivering the programme across both locations highlights the effective utilisation of flyadeal’s own facilities alongside the wider Saudia Group training network. This reinforces the airline’s commitment to maximising national training resources, while supporting its continued growth and long-term capability development. As the aviation industry continues to evolve, flyadeal remains focused on strengthening its training foundations and ensuring its instructor pilots are equipped with the latest methodologies used by leading global carriers.  

Events

Farnborough International Airshow Announces second wave of speakers for Aerospace Global Forum & Space Zone Theatre

London, 7th July 2026: The Farnborough International Airshow has announced the latest speakers confirmed for its Aerospace Global Forum (AGF) and Space Zone Theatre. Bringing together leaders from aerospace, aviation, defence, finance, government, space and emerging technology, the airshow hosts strategic, cross-sector discussions across its summit programmes, convening senior decision-makers shaping the future of aerospace, defence, space and global innovation. Newly confirmed speakers include: Aerospace Global Forum Allison Melia, VP of Global Enterprise Sustainability, Boeing Jennifer Holmgrem, CEO, LanzaTech Jennifer Jordan-Saifi, Chief Executive Officer, Sustainable Markets Initiative Remi Maillard, Chief Technology Officer, Airbus Tony Douglas, CEO, Riyadh Air Sean Doyle, CEO, British Airways Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports Paul Kent, Chief Commercial Officer, BOC Aviation Martin Sklenár, Distinguished Fellow, Future of Security Programme, GLOBSEC Paul Lemmo, Vice President and General Manager, Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS) Sensors, Effectors & Mission Systems (SEMS) Fiona Walters, CEO – UK & Europe, Serco Rob Murray, Chairman of the DSRB Negotiations Giorgio Parolini, Lead – Aviation Decarbonization, WEF Jonathon Counsell, Group Sustainability Officer, International Airlines Group (IAG) Tim Reid, CEO, UK Export Finance Ephraim Rudman, Partner, Financial Institutions Group (FIG), Apollo Global Management Lane Ballard, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President, Engineering & Technology Innovation, Boeing Zoe Zampini, AI Delivery Leader, BAE Systems Air George Ferguson, Global Lead for Aerospace, Defence and Airline Research, Bloomberg Intelligence Pooja Narayan, AI Fast Track Lead, Airbus Paul Adams, Chief Innovation Officer, Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) James Petherbridge, Head of Aerospace & Defence, IBM Teodoro Valente, President, Italian Space Agency Isabelle Hudon, President and CEO, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) Gareth Hetheridge, CIO, Leonardo UK Space Zone Theatre More than 60 speakers have been confirmed for the Space Zone Theatre programme, including the likes of: Dr. Lucie Low, Chief Science Officer, Axiom Space AVM Jamie Thompson CBE, Commander, United Kingdom Space Command Karin Nilsdotter, Strategic Head of Space & Defence, Innovatum Debbie Strang, COO, SaxaVord Spaceport Marshall Smith, CEO, StarLab Daniel Kroboth, VP of Satellite Operations, EUTELSAT Danielle Edwards, VP, Commercial Satcom, Open Cosmos Minh Nguyen, Deputy Associate Administrator for Commercial Space Transportation, FAA Jeroen Wink, CRO & Co-founder, Dawn Aerospace Dr. Alison Brown, President & CEO, NAVSYS The Aerospace Global Forum and Space Zone Theatre programmes will take place alongside the Farnborough International Airshow from 20 to 24 July 2026 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre in Hampshire, UK.

FOREWORD

Dear Reader’s,

 

The current edition of Aviation World has covered many areas of Aerospace & Defence based on the latest development in the sector. The front cover highlights three different images, first for the Union Civil Aviation Minister ….. who is leading from the front to steer Indian Civil Aviation sector to witness one of the most interesting phases. He is also facing most tumultuous timing due to the ongoing financial stress in the Aviation sector due to ATF rising cost and long airspace restrictions resulting in mounting losses for Indian carriers. Despite of all the ground level challenges,the minister is addressing new things on regular basis which keeps the sector motivated. We have featured many such developmental works in this edition done under his guidance which will be interesting to read.

Our lead story on “ The West War” is another important feature which covers the ground level reality of the challenges faced by the Aviation sector. Its though time ahead and we believe it will pass soon .

There are features on Regional connectivity and MoCA revised rules on the UDAN 2.0 and how its going to transform the flying experience within India.

In this edition, we have covered topics on MRO,Various Policy changes,Sea Plane Operations by SkyHop Aviation, TATA-Airbus joint project on C295 military aircraft under Make In India which is expected to roll out soon and many other interesting contents which will be good to read.

We are covering Farnborough International Airshow 2026 from 20-24July 2026 in London and our next edition will be based on the same event.For features, you may contact our team on priority basis.

 

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