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Magma Aviation to showcase specialist cargo solutions at Air Cargo Shanghai 2026

By Harmeet Singh on June 4, 2026

Magma Aviation will attend Air Cargo Shanghai 2026 at Booth W5.220/228 from 24–26 June 2026 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.  Held as part of transport…

Daher Aircraft showcases its “go anywhere” Kodiak 900 along with the TBM 960 at France Air Expo in Lyon

By Harmeet Singh on June 4, 2026

Tarbes, France, June 3, 2026 – The European tour of Daher Aircraft’s “go-anywhere” Kodiak 900 multi-role airplane continues this week at the France Air Expo 2026…

Nvidia’s AI Push Is Reaching Aircraft, And An Indian eVTOL Is Part Of The Story

By Harmeet Singh on June 2, 2026

Chennai, India. 02 June 2026. A central theme of Jensen Huang’s COMPUTEX keynote this week was Physical AI — the convergence of AI, simulation, robotics and autonomous systems. While much of the AI boom has focused on software, NVIDIA’s vision is increasingly centered on intelligent machines operating in the real world. From industrial robots and autonomous systems to digital twins and edge computing, the company is building the technology stack that will power the next generation of physical machines. Increasingly, that vision is extending beyond factories and robotics into sectors such as aerospace. One of the companies living inside that vision is an Indian aerospace startup called The ePlane Company. Featured during Jensen Huang’s keynote, ePlane represents an emerging class of companies using AI, simulation and digital-twin technologies not to build software, but to engineer systems that operate in the physical world. With this recognition, ePlane becomes only the third eVTOL company in the world to be supported by NVIDIA, and the only one from Asia (for their certification journey). What distinguishes this partnership from a typical technology endorsement is its depth. ePlane was the first eVTOL company globally to publicly commit to NVIDIA hardware within its onboard avionics architecture, and is now actively pursuing aircraft certification with that hardware integrated into the system. This is a foundational hardware-software co-development programme designed from the ground up to meet aviation-grade certification requirements. “Being on Jensen’s stage at GTC Taipei is not a moment we take lightly,” said Prof. Satya Chakraavarthy, Founder and CEO, ePlane. “It is a signal to the world that India is not a follower in this technology cycle. We are co-developing safety-critical systems with the most consequential embedded infrastructure company on the planet, at the standards required for certified flight. That is a different conversation that speaks to the growing maturity and global relevance of India’s aerospace ecosystem.” For ePlane, the Omniverse integration goes well beyond simulation as a tool. By building physics-accurate digital twin environments that model aircraft behaviour across a comprehensive range of flight conditions, failure modes, and edge cases, the company is able to generate simulation evidence that directly feeds into its DGCA certification pathway. The rigour matches what global aerospace leaders apply, and is now being built indigenously, in Chennai.…

Foxconn, Radiall and Thales inaugurate Tessalia to produce more than 50 million “made in Europe” components annually

By Harmeet Singh on June 1, 2026

On Monday, June 1, 2026, Foxconn, Radiall and Thales laid the foundation stone for their future joint venture at Le Barp (Nouvelle-Aquitaine) as part of…

Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing Ltd Delivers Strong Q4 FY26 Performance with Sharp Sequential Recovery and Significant order book

By Harmeet Singh on May 29, 2026

28th May, 2026, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore: Unimech Aerospace & Manufacturing Ltd., a global high precision engineering platform specializing in manufacturing complex products, announced its financial…