English heavy metal band Iron Maiden once sang, “Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter,” but when it comes to dismantling the band’s Boeing 747-400 tour plane, it’s a little more complicated.

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AeroTime takes a look at the French startup using sailing technology to build the training aircraft of the future.

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GE Aerospace says it plans to invest $16 million this year at its jet engine factory in Hooksett, where it employs 800 ...

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As a leader in aviation technology, the company continues to design, develop, and manufacture jet engines, components and integrated systems for military, commercial and business and general aircraft ...

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Aircraft engine maintenance has traditionally been time-consuming and costly, requiring extensive downtime and meticulous ...