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The Italian aerospace group formerly known as Finmeccanica says the company will effectively operate following its reorganization under the name Leonardo.

Following the Shoreham Airshow crash last August, the Red Arrows will not perform their acrobatic display at Farnborough.

CAE has further enhanced the helicopter training facility at RAF Benson

Competing With Boeing’s 787 is one reason Airbus is looking at a larger A330neo, which it launched at the last Farnborough show in 2014.

NavWorx and Avidyne announced price cuts for their ADS-B products to help stimulate upgrades.

Surf Air's new European service begins in the fall, and flights will be flown by TAG Aviation (UK).

There is nowhere you can find the curious and circuitous story about the civil use of unmanned aircraft, except in this new non-fiction book.

Raytheon’s German subsidiary will provide a radar-detecting and locating sensor.

Automatic system is on the way, as well as a kit for the C295. Meanwhile, a solution to the A400M helicopter problem is being explored.

Company claims generic weapons system will provide affordable solutions.

Two-Year Legal Saga Of Chinese Cyber Hack Of U.S. Military Aircraft May Be Ending

The company is now approved to manufacture landing gear for Chinese aircraft programs.

Seabury advises and supports airlines dealing with issues such as fleet optimization and network planning.

AUDS system has been tested by U.S. government and is now to be tested by the FAA.

UMS Skeldar stake has helped Saab keep a stake in unmanned systems while focusing on Gripen export customers.

Flight attendants and flight technicians from all over the world gathered to exchange ideas and concerns about their segment of corporate aviation.

Talks to conclude new production contracts are still not done, but movement on price is going in the right direction.

The biennial Farnborough Air Show will take place in mid-July, with the F-35 expected (yet again) to make its debut.

The father-and-son investment firm became involved with Executive AirShare in 2013 as a shareowner.

Latest monthly business jet market index remains at 29, its lowest level since early 2009.

Italian media outlets report that Italian prosecutors impounded a test AW609 as part of their investigation into the October 30 crash of AC2.

Measure, which extends FAA's operating authority through Fiscal Year 2017, leaves out ATC privatization, but also certification, regulatory reforms.

The business turboprop segment worldwide witnessed fewer fatalities in the comparable time periods.

Deliveries of the fly-by-wire midsize jets to AirSprint will begin as soon as the aircraft is awarded type certification by Transport Canada.

Contract expected to be announced “later this summer.”

Known for restarting the Twin Otter production line, Viking Air will provide support for the approximately 170 CL-415 and CL-215 firebombers in service.

Aerospace companies looking to invest in the state will receive a warm welcome and help finding quality talent.

Flight tests involving the General Atomics-built Ikhana Predator B are supporting the development of minimum operational performance standards

The Triumph Group has been reorganized with 47 disparate subsidiaries scaled back to just 22.

New details of how the all-British UCAV was demonstrated have been revealed.