Content Archive: June 2014

Target date for first flight of the aerial refueling tanker is now the third quarter, according to Boeing.

Still awaiting deliveries from the U.S., Iraq buys second-hand fighters from Russia, which are scheduled to arrive in a few days.

The U.S. Air Force could eventually acquire 112 combat rescue helicopters based on the UH-60M Black Hawk in a deal worth $7.9 billion, said Sikorsky.

Harfang UAS will fly with the French Air Force at least through 2017.

Honeywell is adapting its EGPWS technology to develop a new Passive Wingtip Protection Systems to help avoid ground collisions.

Mid Atlantic Sim Center aims to provide helicopter full-flight simulator training for both sides of the Atlantic.

The Isle of Man Aircraft Registry lists customer service and cost-effectiveness as key to popularity with aircraft owners, but there are other attractions.

With the FAA holding firm on its 2020 ADS-B mandate, experts advise that now is the time to talk to your avionics shop.

A landing went wrong last week at Friedman Memorial Airport in Idaho.

The propeller maker agrees to provide the props for TBMs for another five years.