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Collins and Raytheon Technologies offer a wide variety of commercial and military aerospace products to Middle East customers.

Boeing will open three new freighter conversion lines to meet soaring global demand for standard-body cargo haulers.

Global logistics company DHL is introducing converted 767 freighters as it modernizes its intercontinental fleet in a drive for greater efficiency.

The E-11A BACN—inevitably known as the “bacon”—is a rarely seen U.S. Air Force asset, and recently the service has signed for six more.

Saudi Arabia’s Wahaj will provide precision aircraft parts for Honeywell contracts from Airbus, Boeing, Dassault, and other OEMs.

Lufthansa Technik has identified VIP charter and private world tours as promising business segments in the Middle East region.

The European turboprop manufacturer will offer new Pratt & Whitney Canada 127XT series as the standard engine for the ATR 72 and 42 aircraft.

Having officially launched series production of the T-7A in February, Boeing is nearing completion of the first flying aircraft.

Opportunities with flag carriers exist, but have become more limited due to growing in-house capabilities.

Boeing’s MQ-25 unmanned carrierborne tanker has conducted refueling trials with all of its intended receivers as part of early testing.

Automation reduces workload, creates efficiencies and is highly dependable, but can present pilots with an unexpected, obscure, or highly complex scenario.

Brazil-based on-demand flight booking service Flapper has committed to convert up to 20 Cessna Grand Caravans to run on MagniX's electric propulsion system from 2024.

Will eVTOL air taxi services really be able to deliver the promised on-demand flights affordable across income groups, or will this be another perk for high-net-worth individuals?

Operators of eVTOL air taxi services need to recruit and train pilots to support services that they say will rapidly scale up, but regulators aren't ready to cut any corners on safety.

How Private Aircraft Owners and Passengers Can Cut Their Environmental Footprint

Orders from four Indigo Partners airlines will total 255 A321neos and forthcoming A321XLRs before the decade’s end.

Etihad has signed an agreement with Rolls-Royce on electrification and use of sustainable aviation fuels.

The new Thales Ground Master 400 Alpha radar extends detection range as far as 515 km.

The Rafale C fighter flexes Dassault’s defense platform muscles, complementing its civilian maintenance capabilities in the UAE.

The Boeing 777X is making its first international appearance at the Dubai Airshow.

The Visual Detection and Ranging pod for the AW139 optimizes search and rescue operations, helping to save lives and lower mission costs.

Bahrain-based Mena Aerospace Enterprises will stay active in handling, aircraft supervision, and charter via an alliance with Switzerland-based Sparfell.

Building on commercial market success, Euramec will bring flight and mission training solutions to military customers.

The SRVIVR25 series voice and flight data recorders by L3Harris bring safety benefits to aircraft operators.

Reformed East African airline Uganda Airlines has resumed long-haul international routes after a 20-year hiatus, with Dubai its first destination.

Prior to its new relationship with Gulfstream, Empire offered business aviation services in India and the UAE since opening in 2007.

Nir-Or is showing its new glass cockpit displays developed for the Israeli Air Force at the Dubai Airshow.

The Mi-28NE attack helicopter from Russian Helicopters is making its international debut at the Dubai Airshow.

Russia’s Kronshtadt is showing an armed, satcom-equipped version of the Orion-E MALE UCAV for the first time outside Russia.

As 360 Foam Wash engine-cleaning washes accumulate and customer numbers grow, the sustainability benefits of GE’s product increase.