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Asean nations have treaties in place that would allow the market to be liberalized, the the largest nations continue to drag their feet.

The U.S. helicopter manufacturer is contemplating a Singapore training academy

Pratt & Whitney Counts a backlog of some 2,000 engines in Asia-Pacific region

Factors include the impact of the Chinese economy, airspace regulation and oil price

Israel’s Aeronautics is showing all three members of its Orbiter UAS family

The Austrian company purchased the German ADS-B station provider as part of an insolvency arrangement.

UK engine-maker teams with Malaysia

The new Mooney Acclaim Ultra could help revive the company's market share.

Company is also working on STCs for the King Air B200, Pilatus PC-12/12NG and Beechcraft T-6B/C.

Opening is the first of several planned Flexjet-exclusive private terminals at airports where the fractional provider experiences the greatest demand.

The airborne unit has accumulated more than 16,600 flight hours and 8 million nautical miles since its inception in May 2002.

The test pilot walked away and was evaluated at a local hospital for minor injuries.

General aviation groups are working to convince lawmakers to scrap efforts to limit the benefits to $20,235.

Chengdu has achieved a number of successes with its Wing Loong UAV. Now the company has developed a larger, turboprop-powered follow-on

GE Aviation Celebrates 35 Years in Singapore

Airbus Defence & Space’s light/medium transport range has generated healthy sales.

Defense OEMs are queuing up at the Singapore Airshow to persuade Singapore to buy their aircraft.

Competition from other airshows will mean Singapore steps up a gear for the 2016 event at Changi.

Singapore transport minister warns of deteriorating economic conditions

New Seletar center will deliver its full suite of luxury cabin interior designs to customers from across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

Visiting the “Abode of Peace” before the show, journalists got to see how Canada’s CAE has created a training paradise.

Parker FACRI Actuation Systems and NEIAS Parker Aero Systems & Equipment have also received MRO approval from the FAA and CAAC.

After receiving 14 approvals from international authorities, the Bombardier facility continues to expand its services.

If Boeing’s new 737 Max 8 proved anything at all during its first flight

Jaipr and Ahmedabad look set to be the first Indian airports to benefit from management expertise from Singapore Changi.

The Russian government is supporting plans to launch a new Il-96-400M widebody and resume production of an improved Il-114 twin turboprop.

Luxaviation has rapidly grown its business aviation services group in locations, including the Asia Pacific region.

Despite deep market penetration that the world’s commercial aircraft manufacturers have already achieved in Asia

Japan’s new regional jet has been set back a fourth time with some major reworking and a six-month longer flight test period planned.

Weapons and training decisions need care as the RAAF prepares to take delivery of its first F-35 squadron in 2018.