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UK defence secretary unveils new strategy and full-scale concept model at the Farnborough Airshow.

Concerned about the rising trend, EASA has developed an information page with videos and tips.

Airbus's SmartForce data analytics system is being introduced for military aircraft operators.

While the practice is discouraged, the FAA says accident date shows pilots sometimes make rudder reversals in flight.

With three new authorized European installers for its active winglet system and full approval from Brazil's ANAC, the company is poised for growth.

AIN photographer David McIntosh and senior editor Curt Epstein received awards at the Aerospace Media Awards before the Farnborough Airshow.

Top announcement involves ETOPS approval for its PW1500G geared turbofan.

2017 saw an 81 percent gain in income for the Ukraine-based cargo specialist

UK-based company touts its ability to keep customers updated on drone developments.

Boeing has recorded orders for 65 widebody freighters this year and more than 180 since early 2014.

With a $1 million commitment, the U.S.-based company hopes to address the worldwide pilot shortage

Airbus and ATR cannot resume deliveries of new airliners to Iran after the U.S. blocked an appeal to ease sanctions against the country.

Market outlook forecasts 10,500 new aircraft sales in the category over the next 20 years.

CEO Dennis Muilenburg expresses concern over trade tensions but thinks cooler heads will prevail

CAA grants airport's request for Class D airspace designation despite GA objections.

CPI Aerostructures wins long-term contract to supply noise muffling engine inlets on Honda Aircraft's upgraded business jet

Leonardo has been a pioneer of AESA radar technology in Europe, and is adding a new AESA sensor–aimed primarily at light fighters.

Scheduled to achieve its IOC in 2020, the MQ-8C Fire Scout is soon to begin testing with Osprey radar and Link 16 capability

Bombardier also announces first Global 5000 with Premier Cabin available for charter in Europe through TAG Aviation

The AW119Kx will be used to patrol Gotham's vast water supply.

Boeing 787 electronic flight bags are getting their first update since the airplane entered service in 2011.

Liebherr-Aerospace shows off critical components of its folding wing tip system for the Boeing 777X.

CAE is answering a need for increased high-fidelity training but with a lower-cost system than a full-motion simulator.

Agreement paves way for collaboration on the in-development combat helicopter, slated to replace Italy's AW 129 fleet.

TAG Global Training announced its first educational partner will be Farnborough College of Technology.

New division signifies the Swiss company's expansion beyond VIP completions and refurbishments, to providing "industrial solutions" for airlines

FAC, the local trade association for the Farnborough Airshow, will host 27 businesses at its stand at the airshow.

Calgary-based AirSprint has enrolled a half-dozen Cessna CJ2+ light jets on the company's maintenance management program.

While the Catalyst program gears up for certification testing, GE is testing a new aerobatic variant of the H75 on the Diamond Dart trainer.

Airbus is expanding its single-aisle portfolio with the A220 family, rebranding the CSeries.