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Training systems integrator CAE is helping a number of air forces shape their future training through the greater use of connected simulators.

As the air traffic management industry moves towards primary en route surveillance, Thales displays its latest primary ATC radar

Saab has initial export orders for the GlobalEye from the UAE.

Even expert lawyers can't make sense of the complex ramifications of the UK's impending departure from the European Union.

Surprise announcement of Russian/UAE fighter project; UAE may also acquire Su-35s, Russians say.

After two decades, Europe will allow commercial operators of single-engine turbine aircraft to fly in IMC, a decision expected to expand the business.

European airframer ends year with $1 trillion order backlog

Designers cite considerable need for small airliners that can operate in rugged terrain and difficult climates

At the Indodefence event in Jakarta, key discussions involved boosting the country’s aerospace industry.

Operations will initially be centered on western Europe and that the company would use the Beechcraft King Air 350i.

Certification is planned for next year.

The helicopter can be configured for missions beyond law enforcement.

Four facilities joined the company's network in Europe.

Deliveries will begin shortly after certification.

Diversification proves key for the leasing company.

Leonardo now holds orders for more than 150 AW169s.

The management program is part of the OEM's HCare effort.

Program promises to reduce unscheduled engine removals.

The turret is intended for use on small manned and unmanned platforms.

The new Swiss single-engined helicopter is due to complete certification in late 20117.

Heli-One fitted the German police service's AS332L/L1 helicopters with a new flight management system and displays from Universal Avionics.

Two unidentified customers have been secured, and a new factory is being built.

Expected to serve as the foundation of a national aerospace program, SARA would provide a cheap-to-operate airliner for Africa and other developing regions

At the Africa Aerospace and Defence Show, the first export examples were shown equipped with Chinese weapons

The Fulmar has been selected by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency, which is buying six systems to equip fast patrol craft.

Viking acquired the type certificate from Bombardier in February 2006.

IT specialist aims to boost UK’s extraterrestrial exploration effort.

Sensors assess and record the pilot’s breathing to detect that sufficient oxygen is being delivered, guarding against hypoxia.

Elbit Systems and Sigint–Elisra have developed a very lightweight self-protection/jamming system particularly suited to unmanned air vehicles.

Turkish type approved by EASA.