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CargoLogicAir and Volga-Dnepr Airlines have a three-pronged strategy: Fly frequently, fly full and fly premium freight.

GE Aviation's and Microsoft's collaboration will accelerate digitization in aerospace, says GE

Airbus'top salesman Eric Schulz says Boeing's NMA is "lost" in company's catalog.

Boeing Next and HorizonX programs aim to drive innovations that will mean less driving for humans, and more efficeint transit.

Pratt & Whitney and parent United Technologies are embracing new technologies to keep pace with airplane makers' plans to speed up production.

While aerospace and defense growth is lagging world economic growth, U.S. defense industry revenue has increased to 2.5 times that of Europe.

Oerlikon continues its push into 3D printing and additive manufacturing with deal with RUAG to develop parts for use in space.

Boeing has recorded orders for 65 widebody freighters this year and more than 180 since early 2014.

CPI Aerostructures wins long-term contract to supply noise muffling engine inlets on Honda Aircraft's upgraded business jet

Boeing 787 electronic flight bags are getting their first update since the airplane entered service in 2011.

Liebherr-Aerospace shows off critical components of its folding wing tip system for the Boeing 777X.

Sadly the days of large, four-engined commercial aircraft could be numbered despite attempts to go against the market and commercial logic.

Building on a 20-year relationship, Pattonair and Parker Aerospace are working to streamline the supply chain for Parker's fluids division

IAI and nonprofit SpaceIL plan to launch Moon mission from Cape Canaveral in December.

Gardner Aerospace is expanding in Polan, India and China, and has won a slew of new aerospace supply contracts

As Airbus and Boeing go to higher rates, their entire supply chains have to remain in harmony, or it will cause chaos.

BGS was announced in 2016 and already it is bringing together the company to focus on making services more part of the core offering.

Boeing, Airbus look inward for more revenue sources, supply-chain control

Demands 100-percent on-time rate as production approaches 800 aircraft a year

Program continues to struggle with transition to new automated fuselage assembly process

Ceremony in Everett, Washington, marks start of new widebody’s early assembly process