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Singapore transport minister warns of deteriorating economic conditions

Competition from other airshows will mean Singapore steps up a gear for the 2016 event at Changi.

Defense OEMs are queuing up at the Singapore Airshow to persuade Singapore to buy their aircraft.

Airbus Defence & Space’s light/medium transport range has generated healthy sales.

GE Aviation Celebrates 35 Years in Singapore

Chengdu has achieved a number of successes with its Wing Loong UAV. Now the company has developed a larger, turboprop-powered follow-on

General aviation groups are working to convince lawmakers to scrap efforts to limit the benefits to $20,235.

The test pilot walked away and was evaluated at a local hospital for minor injuries.

The airborne unit has accumulated more than 16,600 flight hours and 8 million nautical miles since its inception in May 2002.

Opening is the first of several planned Flexjet-exclusive private terminals at airports where the fractional provider experiences the greatest demand.

Company is also working on STCs for the King Air B200, Pilatus PC-12/12NG and Beechcraft T-6B/C.

European airframer delivered a record 635 aircraft last year

The company’s simulators are seeing growing interest in the Asia-Pacific region.

The turboprop manufacturer’s new Beijing sales office is hoped to unlock the Chinese market

China’s stealthy J-20 fighter is believed to have entered the production phase, and the first aircraft could be in the hands of the air force next year.

Having selected the Pilatus PC-21 to fulfill its basic training needs last year, the Royal Australian Air Force is gearing up toward service entry in 2017

Controp Precision Technologies is expanding its Stamp family of sensors.

Aircraft with satellite links and WiFi in the cabin, allowing passengers to connect their own devices, is quickly spreading.

Singapore Airshow 2016 Flying Display Preview

U.S. company is offering a suite of UAVs with common ground control

Alcoa will supply lightweight metals to engine maker GE Aviation in a $1.5 billion contract.

The Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 fleet is being upgraded.

Several nations including the UK now operate reapers, but the company is looking further afield for new customers.

The modernized twin turboprop is intended for a variety of roles including commuter airline service and maritime patrol.

With the UK engine maker assembling Trent engines in Singapore it makes sense that for services too, the country is key for Rolls.

Almost two years after MH370 disappeared, the location is still a mystery – with only one item washing up.

Singapore was the first export customer for the M346, and has since been joined by Israel, Poland and the UAE.

Taiwan is keen to develop its aerospace industry through exports but has China watching its every move.

Certification of the Vision SF50 single-engine, all-composite jet is imminent.

With Mobile, Alabama facility ramping up to four aircraft a month by 2017, Airbus is well set to supply the U.S. market.