Donecle, the leading company in drone-based automated aircraft inspection, acquired Dronétix Technologie on April 20 th to further expand the scope of its robotic inspections for airlines & MROs.

The work scope included all 1C inspection requirements, SB (Service Bulletin) compliance, complete exterior paint and modifications to avionics and the interior.

Applied responsibly, in-service monitoring and predictive maintenance form the backbone of sustainable, long-term operation for aging aircraft fleets.

AFI KLM E&M’s Air’Int aircraft cabin inspection software is adding capability for identifying defects on new component and aircraft types starting in May. The software’s Cabin App application will ...

Drone or quadcopter with camera 3d for scanning. This idea is now being applied to aircraft inspections, and will result in lower costs and improved safety. Aircraft are regularly inspected for a lot ...

The mandate will relate to 17 specific US registered aircraft.

In the aviation industry, safety, reliability, and efficiency are non-negotiables. One critical yet often overlooked element supporting these pillars is the role of DER (Designated Engineering ...

Joby Aviation is on track to begin its first Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) aircraft conformity inspection, the latest in a series of flight testing and program advancements shared by the ...

The US aerospace industry’s trade group has commenced a study into the durability of rotating turbofan components at the request of the Federal Aviation Administration. The study follows an FAA ...