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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.

“INCT is a flexible and modular, secure system that introduces new abilities to the world of enhanced mission applications.”

Consultancy firm sees the commercial aviation industry slowing before growing–OEMs should plan to meet potential demand.

Having amassed considerable experience operating Mi-8/17s on UN contracts

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) yesterday handed Boeing $6 billion-worth of orders.

U.S. airframer gets a fast start in the orders marathon at the Farnborough Airshow.

The flight test proved Infirno’s high-definition sensor performance and stability in the demanding rotary-wing environment.

Lord of the U.S. continues to grow its range of technology offerings in aerospace, with several successes in Europe and further afield.

Airbus faces heavy year-end delivery rate, warns Bregier.

GE Aviation is looking to provide operators and MRO greater flexibility as they work to reduce the lifecycle costs of engines.

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Airbus’s A380 Airliner Impresses Crowds at Farnborough Airshow

Embraer Debuts Three New Aircraft at Farnborough Airshow

Quick as a Flash, the F-35 Makes Fly

Kulite’s Rezcomp wide-bandwidth feature in its semiconductor signal conditioner could allow better measurements in wind tunnel tests.

The FAA's proposed policy change would eliminate the ability to defer expired navigation databases using the MEL process.

The Chicago-area facility is the fourth facility to receive the company's recommendation.

Just ahead of the Republican National Convention, Signature opens its newest facility in host city Cleveland.