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India is looking for a multi-role fighter to equip the air wing of its new indigenously designed aircraft carrier.

Qatar Airways signs a firm order for 25 Boeing Max 10s while Cargolux endorses the 777-8F.

Comp Air's six-seat CA6.2 kitplane is expected later this summer with availability to customers next year.

RANS Aircraft has appointed long-term employee Tony Dopita as company president.

Hartzell Propeller is celebrating its 50th year in business and showcasing new propeller products on display at EAA AirVenture.

Jeppesen is best known for its charts, but the company offers a wide range of planning and optimization tools across the aviation sector.

Curtiss-Wright will provide custom electric actuation technology for the Airbus A350 freighter.

The Sheffield region and Boeing continue their work together, this time focusing on sustainable aviation and SAF production.

The XA100 is the world’s first flight-weight, three-stream, adaptive cycle engine to run, and could power F-35s by the end of the 2020s.

UK-based MRO Farsound Aviation is using a creative concept to draw attendee interest at the Farnborough Airshow.

Trials of MBDA's Dragonfire laser weapon have started successfully.

Prime M&A opportunities in aerospace and defense are influenced by trends to diversify, according to financial group Lazard

Satellite network operator Inmarsat brings to Farnborough the latest future-proofed connectivity products for diverse aerospace sectors.

The aerostructures and engine components group is applying two approaches to developing hydrogen propulsion, as well as supporting new electric aircraft.

Despite the best intentions, operating airports in Afghanistan remains a challenge.

Quiet Technology Aerospace (QTA) has delivered its 300th carbon graphite engine inlet cowl to Jet Edge International, an operator of Challenger 300s.

Embraer's E190-E2 Tech Shark Flies at Farnborough Airshow 2022

Airbus's A350 XWB Soars at the 2022 Farnborough Airshow

Leonardo's Loam-V2 laser anti-collision system builds on larger, legacy system.

The European charter provider Elit’Avia has introduced a new jet card program, called the “Elit’Avia Green Card,” offering carbon-neutral charter flights.

Dassault delivered 14 aircraft and orders jumped to 41, despite cancelations from Russia, the French airframer reported.

Willis Aviation Services has begun planning for investment in the UK airport, located in Northeastern England, and expects to create 200 jobs.

Pilatus Aircraft opened a new paint facility at its U.S. completions center in Colorado to keep pace with rising demand for PC-24s and PC-12 NGXs.

The I Hart Flying Foundation is unveiling expanded flight scholarships for women at EAA AirVenture.

European low-cost carrier EasyJet already has over 300 A320 aircraft in its fleet and is investing in the Airbus Neo models to cut fuel burn and emissions.

P&W and Collins are developing a hybrid-electric technology demonstrator for advanced air mobility vehicles.

London Air Ambulance Charity has ordered new Airbus H135s as part of its fleet renewal program.

Inzpire delivers tactical multi-domain operational training from a ruggedized case containing all the necessary materials.

Embraer and Collins are jointly developing a carbon nanotube electro thermal heating technology that they say is more sustainable and efficient.

ITA Airways' CEO said that the carrier turned profitable in June.