Which airlines have ordered the Boeing 737 MAX 10?
After the type’s maiden flight last weekend, Key.Aero looks at some of its major customers
40 amazing facts about the Airbus A350
The European manufacturer’s flagship widebody flew for the first time eight years ago today. To mark this milestone, Key.Aero has compiled 40 facts about the jet
CRJ ‘lands’ inside office building
Instead of dashing off to the desert, the regional jet has found an unusual final resting place
Boeing reveals ecoDemonstrator programme plans
Now in its tenth year, the five-month initiative aims to advance the progression of promising technologies by taking them out of the lab and into the sky
Shims: The thin end of Boeing’s wedge
Boeing turned to the 787 Dreamliner for stability while its 737 MAX and 777X programmes weathered high-profile storms amid the global pandemic. But the 787 has since found itself on shaky ground, says Richard Schuurman
Airbus reveals production rate forecasts
In a bid to prepare suppliers, the airframer has issued an update to its production plans
Here’s where the world’s first ACJ320neo has flown this year
The maiden Airbus Corporate Jet has certainly been getting a lot of use and has been flying some very impressive flights
Airbus test pilot reveals what it’s like to stall an airliner
It’s something that airline crews avoid at all costs, but for flight test pilots, stalling is just another part of the job. Key.Aero speaks to Airbus’ Frank Chapman about how big jets handle outside the flight envelope
How to become an airliner test pilot
Test pilots are typically associated with military aviation, but they play a huge role in civil flying too. Key.Aero speaks to Airbus’ Frank Chapman to find out how he became one
How three engines fell off a brand-new Boeing 707
At 12,000ft above Washington State, the factory-fresh jetliner had three of its engines ripped off and the fourth had to be shut down. Key.Aero reveals how and why this dramatic incident happened