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Cost reductions and product enhancements in the offing for Lockheed Martin’ stealth fighter.

Latvian flag carrier to take first delivery in October, signs Smart Parts service agreement with Bombardier.

This is the biggest order for the Chinese regional jet so far.

Customer input leads to more seats and upgraded systems to accommodate them.

Upgraded version of Dornier 328 will have Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion flight deck; P&WC’s PW127 will power the turboprop variant

An ASDOT contract is due to be awarded in September 2018, with delivery of the service to run for 15 years starting in January 2020.

Israel Aerospace Industries and avionics manufacturer Honeywell will jointly develop a “sense-and-avoid”.

Airbus Navtech have formed a new company, NavBlue, to provide flight operations and air traffic management services.

When delivered, the three additional aircraft will make Qatar the largest G650 operator in the world

Qatar Airways will take up to a 10 percent stake in Latam Airlines Group.

Contracts announced here at Farnborough suggest OEMs such as Airbus are happy with Gardner Aerospace, which continues to expand.

L-3 Wescam is due to have completed deliveries of the turrets to Airbus by June next year.

Esterline FMS certificated by EASA for Airbus A300-600, having received an STC in June.

FIPS certification follows that of the Limited Ice Protection System (LIPS) in September last year.

Kaman displays industrial versatility as K-Max re-enters production.

Approximately one of every five Beechjet 400/400XPs have been, or are contracted to be, remanufactured as a Nextant 400XT/XTi.

Introduced last year by Rep. Tiberi, H.R.3608 is designed to clear up ambiguity about the tax treatment of aircraft management fees.

BBGA will be formally writing to the DfT and UK Government Ministers this week, urging that British aviation interests must be safeguarded.

Ontic’s legacy engine support specialism has been given a boost with its acquisition to the rights to handle additional P&WC JT15D parts.

Fuji Heavy Industries—shortly to become the Subaru Corporation—has secured a contract to build the JGSDF’s next utility helicopter.

The goal of the journey is to showcase the possibilities of clean technology and renewable energy in aviation.

The huge hybrid airship remains confined inside the hangar at Cardington, England, from which it was due to emerge and fly last April.

Airbus Defence and Space has been awarded separate contracts to extend the use of its LKMS (local key management system) cryptographic technology.

The fuel tank was delivered to Boeing and will support its P-8 maritime patrol aircraft program.

House T&I Chairman Bill Shuster wins praise for including third-class aeromedical reform, and rare GA praise for ATC reform efforts.

The rehab project at Kansas City International is expected to continue through the end of the year.

The service provider has a 19,000-sq-ft facility at KHIO.

Inzpire shows off its BECO mission support system here at Farnborough.

L-3 has formed a new Commercial Training Solutions division based in Crawley, near London Gatwick Airport.

The Royal Jordanian Air Force is set to become the 10th F-16 operator to opt for the centerline, pod-mounted version of the DB-110.