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The German engineering school in Munich is meeting with master's program prospects at the Singapore Airshow.

Helping to bridge the gap between academics and manufacturers, the French Cetim center supports a range of aerospace companies.

Germany-based sensor house Hensoldt is also displaying a variety of airborne electronic equipment at the Singapore Airshow.

Microprocessor technology expert Teledyne e2v has developed advanced products that are qualified for the aerospace industry.

Asian Sky Group's latest quarterly report finds "gloomy outlook" in Greater China and declining utilization but improvements elsewhere in Asia Pacific.

Astronautics has added Indian approval and is working with Maxcraft to install the RoadRunner on Bell 212 and Sikorsky S-61 helicopters.

Now standard on certain Bell helicopters, Astronautics's Badger displays were installed on the U.S. CBP P-3s, as well as a Peruvian Air Force L-100.

The technology accelerator plans to deliver proof of concept on over 40 robotics, automation, data science and software projects within five years.

The U.S. airframer’s narrowbody cargo conversion has drawn orders and commitments for 130 units since its launch three years ago.

Interest from cargo companies in a Dash 8-400 freighter has persuaded DHC to consider launching its own conversion program.

Strong interest in the version from Asia-Pacific carriers persuades De Havilland Canada to exhibit an Extra Capacity Dash 8-400 at Singapore.

Almost a third of the total number of short-runway airports open to service by the new ATR variant are in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Spirit AeroSystems initiative aims to make the supplier to Boeing and Airbus more efficient and cost competitive.

The ex-Air China 777-200 flies final test mission from Seattle to Changi via Osaka.

Steadicopter and UVision are at Singapore looking to make inroads in the Asia-Pacific market.

French maintenance provider Sabena Technics focuses on its Singapore Component Solutions joint venture at the island state’s biennial airshow.

Piper’s M600/SLS is first aircraft with Garmin Autoland as standard, while Pilot 100 training aircraft are “value priced.”

Drone delivery specialist Flirtey now has 25 granted and pending patents covering technology for unmanned aerial systems.

Japan Airlines and conglomerate Sumitomo are to jointly explore so-called Mobility-as-a-Service concepts.

The new Nexus design is for an all-electric aircraft with four tilting ducted fans.

New industry offerings from PPG include lightweight, sustainable aircraft products.

The use of unmanned aircraft could boost public's perception of their value to society.

The new European Rotors show will focus on eVTOL aircraft and urban air mobility in addition to the existing helicopter industry.

Singapore’s engineering giant designed its expandable lav for retrofit or factory line-fit on Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies.

The new Million Air FBO under construction at El Paso International Airport will be the chain's fifth in Texas, and the 32nd location in its network.

The Irish low-cost carrier’s chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs resigned and will leave his post in April.

The number of flights across Europe recorded their lowest growth rate last year since 2013.

NATA COO Timothy Obitts has succeeded Gary Dempsey as president of the National Air Transportation Association

Airbus claims Navy had "technical misunderstandings" in awarding Leonardo $680 million training helicopter deal.

The provider of aviation manual services and safety management system software has added employees and relocated to larger office space.