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Saudi company SAEI is seeking to enhance its MRO offer by working with Thales specialists.

In a “first outside the Americas,” the Bombardier Global 6500 FFS is headed to the Middle East, CAE said at the Dubai Airshow.

Elbit's Emirati subidiary will promote the company's products and services in the region and work with local partners.

The PC-7 MKX is offered as a low-cost trainer that is optimized for training students destined for today’s modern cockpits.

Bell announced the sale of a Bell 429 to Kuwait International Aircraft Leasing for use by the Ministry of Health.

Boeing 737NG and Airbus A320 family operators in Middle East will now be able to repair their APUs locally at SAEI.

Boeing’s changes to its development organization are benefitting many programs in progress.

Two existing ATR customers in Europe have opted for the ATR 72-600 to continue their respective fleet modernization efforts.

Buying two more A330 MRTTs from Airbus will bring the UAE Air Force and Air Defence fleet up to five tanker transports.

Four years ago Calidus surprised showgoers with the B-250, but now the company has unveiled a much larger attack aircraft.

Leonardo's civil tiltrotor, on display at Expo 2020 and at the Dubai Airshow, should complete flight testing in August 2022.

The world’s most powerful engine has completed a series of 1,600 cycles while being subjected to a stream of dust particles.

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.

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.