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With the UK engine maker assembling Trent engines in Singapore it makes sense that for services too, the country is key for Rolls.

The modernized twin turboprop is intended for a variety of roles including commuter airline service and maritime patrol.

Several nations including the UK now operate reapers, but the company is looking further afield for new customers.

The Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 fleet is being upgraded.

Alcoa will supply lightweight metals to engine maker GE Aviation in a $1.5 billion contract.

At this year’s Singapore Airshow, France has been chosen to be the Feature Country.

U.S. company is offering a suite of UAVs with common ground control

Export Market Strong for Thales Ground Radar

Airbus ATM subsidiary ProSky is working to help Chinese Airlines take best advantage of satellite navigation

Malaysia’s national carrier has been hit by misfortune but economic factors and competition are making things even harder.

Recent economic turmoil and the commodities crisis have not cause China to shy away from its ambitious plans to grow its airlines domestically

Budget-Constrained Helicopter Choices in Malaysia

Once hailed as one of the world’s fastest growing markets, Myanmar’s aviation sector is suffering from overcapacity and a slowdown in growth.

Boeing further participates in Make In India

Trent 7000 for A330neo to be third engine produced at Seletar campus

Manufacturers are having to focus on how surveillance can be more cost-effectively deployed on aircraft assets.

New models of legacy airframes take advantage of advances in technology

With Mobile, Alabama facility ramping up to four aircraft a month by 2017, Airbus is well set to supply the U.S. market.

Seven benefits of superior aircraft management

The committee approved the bill largely along party lines after wading through 75 amendments.

The company studied and rejected clean-sheet designs for the new U.S. Air Force advanced pilot training aircraft

Facility is one of six at Tulsa International

Numerous groups weigh in opposition as the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee debated the FAA reauthorization bill.

NASA is requesting a 24-percent bump in its aeronautics research budget that would fund both supersonic and subsonic X-Planes.

The Baltic Air Charter Association commissioned a study of its membership, finding two-thirds of its 220 members operate 719 aircraft.

GAMA argues that the court erred in finding that the Town of East Hampton need not comply with the Airport Noise and Capacity Act.

Previous Congressional deal provides required funding for what is by far the world’s large defense spend

The HTT-40 has been rolled out, but the PC-7 is meeting most of the Indian requirement.

Avionics supplier says TopMax would sell for half the price of a HUD.

The associations want the FAA to withdraw AC 42-210A and work with industry on a better solution.