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Welcome to your enhanced digital of ShowNews by Aviation Week Network. Below you'll find a roundup of the biggest news and exclusive insights from the Farnborough Airshow.
 
 
IN TODAY'S SHOWNEWS
 
 
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On track for emissions-free flight - with its Claire technology agenda, MTU Aero Engines elaborates potential solutions to vastly reduce the climate impact and fuel consumption of aircraft engines.
 
Lee Ann Shay

Its companies are using merged capabilities, from airport operations to air traffic control and inflight operations and maintenance.
 
The Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Air Force are tapping Parker Aerospace for performance-based logistics with supply chain, engineering, and field service support for hydraulic equipment across five Air Force platforms.
 
Tony Osborne

Leonardo UK, Thales UK and Chemring will work with the UK Defense Ministry on next-generation aircraft survivability equipment.
 
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Pratt & Whitney’s commitment to innovation continues to lead the way in regional aviation. The revolutionary PW127XT engine series sets new standards with extended time-on-wing, maintenance cost reduction and fuel efficiency improvements. The PW127XT-M engine is purpose-built to improve airline economics and sustainability – with dedicated experts to keep you flying. 
 
As world leaders and industry heads continue to discuss the actions necessary to work towards a more sustainable future for aviation, the Farnborough International Airshow 2022 this week has shined a light on the latest innovations, insight and debates that are driving the conversation forward.
 
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Guy Norris

If you thought the dream of high-speed flight was over, think again. Industry optimists are keeping the dream alive.
 
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Linda Blachly

The 2022 Farnborough Airshow, which opened on Monday, marks the return of the UK-based airshow since 2018 as some new and popular commercial aircraft take to the skies and manufacturers put some on display for close inspection. Here are a few highlights from the airshow the week of July 18.
 
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How well do you know your fleet data? Here's a quiz to test your knowledge of airlines and which aircraft types they have in their fleets. How well will you fare?
 
 

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