Dominic Perry is a News Editor at FlightGlobal. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering a range of topics including planes and aircraft, drone technology, and both commercial and private airlines. Dominic's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, solidifying his reputation in the aviation industry.
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Dominic Perry's coverage focuses on the aviation and aerospace industry, with a keen interest in helicopter technology, military contracts, and advancements in electric propulsion. Given his high percentage of press releases covered, he seems to heavily rely on official announcements from companies.
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By: Dominic Perry
Airframer continues to analyse options for notional -500 variant but pledges to retain Pratt & Whitney as programme's sole engine supplier.
Investigations are under way in Saudi Arabia after the fatal crash of a Leonardo Helicopters AW139 belonging to state-owned oil and gas producer Saudi Aramco.
By: Dominic Perry
Australian start-up Mako has raised $20 million in Series A funding to accelerate the commercial roll-out of its Flightfilm drag-reduction coating, initially on the Airbus A320.
Airbus has quietly ceased offering the A319neo to airline customers following continued underwhelming sales of the smallest remaining member of its original narrowbody family.
GE Aerospace has highlighted the growing involvement of UK subsidiary Dowty in the CFM International RISE open-fan technology demonstrator programme, with the propeller maker's design and industrial know-how seen as increasingly critical to the effort.
Milestone for eVTOL platform slips into 2029 under latest programme re-baselining. Vertical Aerospace has confirmed a fresh schedule slippage for its Valo electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, with certification now delayed until 2029. Under previous plans, disclosed in November 2024, Vertical had pushed the milestone from 2026 until 2028 – itself a delay…
Capture of Brazilian engineering specialist will give UAE-based group added impetus in UAV development. UAE state-owned defence and technology company EDGE has continued its international expansion with the acquisition of Brazilian aerospace and engineering company Akaer. Based in Sao Jose dos Campos, Akaer is a supplier of engineering services to multiple aerospace OEMs and tier…
By: Dominic Perry
Trials took place at The Grid, the company’s advanced electric power systems facility in Rockford, Illinois. Collins Aerospace has completed integrated lab testing for the MTU Aero Engines-led Clean Aviation SWITCH project at The Grid, its advanced electric power systems facility in Rockford, Illinois. Following the tests, the hybrid-electric subsystems – which successfully operated with…
Facility will be used for building out Greensboro factory and manufacturing Jet1 demonstrator.
Acquisition of C-130 MRO provider ends period of uncertainty for Cambridge airport-based firm.
