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Is China’s emergence the challenge of an unwelcome competitor, the opportunity of a mutually beneficial business relationship, or a little of both?

Maiden flight takes big transport over southwestern France

With a long aviation history, UK province continues to hit above its weight in the industry thanks to Bombardier’s role as catalyst.

The temperature molding techniques can extend the maintenance cycle, the company claims.

The system will prevent both accidental and nefarious intrusion around airports.

Singapore company believes tie with Airbus and growing regional freighter demand will lead to success for its narrowbody P2F program.

Advantages include improved performance and cost savings.

The rising tide of commercial aircraft deliveries is creating a cresting wave for simulator manufacturers as well.

It may not have received much attention over recent years, but African airlines are poised to grow and order aircraft.

MRO is an area that is gaining interest among would be suitors.

GECAS announces closing of STARR 2018-1 and financing agreement with PAL.

Applying the technology to a future generation is more feasible than previously thought, Airbus has suggested.

Company focuses on business and premier-cabin seating and is confident its customer-focused approach will continue to fuel rapid growth.

Precision engineering companies in Northern Ireland are set to reap a dividend from the ramp-up expected in CSeries wing production in Belfast.

With Invest NI taking a well-organized and proactive approach, the industry in Northern Ireland is becoming stronger every year.

The engine maker for the first time will hold aircraft model-specific information sessions at AirVenture

SGS has begun selling UL94 avgas provided by Swift Fuels.

Alsim will begin producing simulator products in the U.S. next year.

The Bell Subaru 412EPX will support the UH-X program in Japan.

Rolls-Royce has proposed its UltraFan engine, which is still in development.

At this year's Farnborough Airshow, Aerobility is showcasing its project called Building a Dream.

UK-based Tekever's AR5 drone already is providing long-duration maritime surveillance for the European Maritime Safety Agency.

A group of former Rolls-Royce engineers has a new engine architecture that will save fuel and cut NOx.

Order flow has been solid across both jet and turboprop lines.

FAA's new certification process has doubled the number of ground and flight test conditions, requiring thousands of new documents, Donnelly says.

The Empire Test Pilots' School is acquiring three new trainer types to provide the backbone of its fleet.

Need to fix an engine? There's an app for that. Well, QuEST plans to soon have one ready

Skywise allows aircraft operators and suppliers to share and analyse a wide array of data on Airbus aircraft systems.

Lufthansa Aviaiton Training has increased capacity and is using digital tools to increase capacity.

With more Trent 1000 engine troubles and deeper cost-cutting the engine maker is having a rough year