Latest

GE Aviation is helping airlines to analyze vast amounts of data to better understand how to cut fuel costs and other inefficiencies.

Four contracts for simulator services and upgrades worth more than $100 million.

Company will provide hydraulic system components for the E-Jets E2 program, and also appoints Authorized Repair provider in Europe and AME

Brazil has been committed to the KC-390 since 2010, and finalized its order for 28 in May. The first delivery is scheduled for the second half of 2016.

The company is showing a King Air 350ER, a Grand Caravan EX, an AT-6 turboprop, T-6C Texan trainer and the new Textron AirLand Scorpion tactical jet.

Bombardier’s commercial and business aircraft forecast projects a healthy number of deliveries during the next 20 years, although down from last year.

Japanese manufacturer plans U.S. flight test center at Grant County International Airport at Moses Lake, Washington.

Exelis is taking on new work in aerostructures but continues to invest in electronic warfare.

UTC Aerospace Systems has won new business supporting Airbus’ Flight Hour Services.

The technologies and materials adopted in the AW139 were selected according to safety standards that are equal to or higher than military requirements.

Company also announces million-hour milestone for AW139 fleet.

France-based electronics specialist to use passenger connectivity capacity for cockpit applications.

2014 to be new record year for ATR but 90-seater project appears to have been shelved.

Japan-based Kobe is to provide titanium landing gear forgings for the new Airbus twin-jet.

Advantages of the small-diameter bomb include its ability to attack moving targets and its enhanced performance in adverse weather.

Single-engine turboprop gets sporty upgrade.

Gulfstream set out to give customers refined interiors and appointments.

The EC135T3/P3 variant will be offered with enhanced personalization from the fashion house.

Improved performance is not the only offering on the Piaggio Avanti EVO.

Cessna will provide the interior on the program’s Citation Excels and XLSes.

Rockwell Collins unveiled two key cabin systems retrofit programs at EBACE.

Bombardier’s business aircraft forecast projects a healthy number of deliveries during the next 20 years, although the figures are down from last year.

Some of this reflects product transitions, such as the new Citation X+ and Challenger 350, both of which were certified late in the second quarter.

Under original business model, Returnjet did not intend to open the online portal to charter brokers.

Committee challenges breakdown of roles between CAA and EASA, and suggests survivors should be better taken care of.

Trials are reportedly taking place at subcontractor Sierra Industries’ base in San Antonio, Texas.

Including airliners, Embraer’s firm order backlog was $18.1 billion as of June 30.

Simulator will be designed “especially for the unique training requirements and needs of the helicopter pilot.”

All 20 current-production aircraft “fit numerous mission profiles,” the company said.