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Data analytics can predict if a particular engine may be affected but CFM is still seeking a permanent fix to engine coking issue

Airbus has asked CFM not to make any changes to the existing Leap-1A for the A321XLR, says CFM’s CEO.

Abu Dhabi Aviation's new Ghana and Cyprus joint ventures meet the requirement for local content.

The Leap production ramp-up hasn’t really been affected by Boeing’s reduced 737 Max assembly rate, says CFM CEO Gaël Méheust.

Air BP is now acquiring the hardware and software needed to roll out its Airfield Automation platform at its Middle East and Northern Africa locations.

Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs (CNSP) has selected FlightSafety International (FSI) to provide unmanned systems training.

A 10-year service contract between Collins and Etihad covers the airline’s Boeing 787 fleet.

The big Ilyushin cargo hauler on display at Dubai Airshow 2019 flies all kinds of freight to and from the UAE.

The UAE’s new Saab GlobalEye multi-role surveillance platform is due to enter service some time next year.

Airservices Australia is believed to be considering the Searidge remote tower solution for several of the country's airports.

Dassault, a partner of the UAE Air Force for more than 40 years, has a contingent of military aircraft and Falcon bizjets at the Dubai Airshow.

An EgyptAir A220-300 is representing the type on the static display at the Dubai Airshow.

Some 41 of 60 Airbus A330 MRTTs ordered by 13 nations are now in service. Automatic refueling tests were carried out using an Australian MRTT.

France intends to acquire 169 H160Ms for the HIL program, comprising 80 for the army, 49 for the navy, and 40 for the air force.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE are key to the regional business aviation market for Honeywell.

Airbus Corporate Jets teams with Sabena Technics to provide laser protective systems for its customers.

Honeywell arrives at the Dubai Airshow with a new compact APU, new satcom service, and “flexible and affordable” connectivity solutions.

Despite stiff competition, LCC value proposition proving increasingly workable in the region

Widebody market 'extremely challenging'

Scheduled and cargo flights impacted by economic headwinds

'Core airline' loss reduced to $1.8 billion last year

Already experiencing steady business growth in the Middle East, JSSI sees some strong new growth possibilities in the region.

Flying the Improved HondaJet Elite

U.S. Reps. Graves and Rogers say DHS's ability to operate C-UAS is "sorely lacking."

In its third quarter report of 2019, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association saw business jet deliveries rise while turboprops declined.

The commissioner-designate for transport wavers on the introduction of an EU-wide kerosene tax, doubting its environmental benefits.

The Nebraska-based MRO provider's airframe technician maintenance apprenticeship program is now nationally registered.

EASA's proposed new CVR and FDR mandates call for an alternate power source and improved audio recordings.

Large-cabin business jets are expected to dominate sales, but environmental concerns and nationalism are driving more purchases of midsize jets.

The USA Partnership Pavilion is hosting many of the 140 U.S. companies from 25 states exhibiting this week at the Dubai Airshow.