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Bombardier Learjet 75 Arrives at Dubai Airshow

UAE F-16 Prepares for Dubai Airshow Flying Display

Bell Boeing MV-22 Osprey Arrives at Dubai Airshow

Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon Arrives at Dubai Airshow

Iran aircraft orders are likely to be held back by a stagnant economy despite lifting of sanctions.

U.S. OEM is working closely with India to encourage progress in manufacturing, with final assembly of military helicopters on the cards.

Gulf Air is now using Jeppesen’s FliteDeck Pro electronic flight bags.

The pressurized glider made its first flight in September and is to harness an upward wind that was still unknown 25 years ago.

How could current protocols be improved, leading to safer worldwide operations

EAE completed C-check on 3rd LATAM Group B787 in October ###sub###

App will be available next month and will control cabin lighting, monitor displays, temperature, flight map information and electronic shades.

House passed highway bill after adding the fuel fraud measure and rejected amendments designed to thwart Ex-Im renewal.

Business aviation exhibitors will be making a quick dash from next week's Dubai Airshow to the NBAA Convention in Las Vegas.

NBAA's Bolen suggests exempting aviation trust fund revenue from sequestration rather than privatizing ATC to ensure FAA funding stream.

Long-winged design named Rustom will carry various ISR payloads

Higher data speeds will enable passengers to use more devices and allow streaming of real-time and on-demand video to the aircraft.

Latest acquisition builds on Rectrix's current presence in Westfield and will allow for the expansion of its maintenance and GA handling services there.

Tekever’s AR5 Evolution will aid SAR and pollution monitoring during the two-year Project Rapsody.

Rolls-Royce has achieved the first test flight with its 97,000-pound thrust Trent XWB-97 turbofan.

Boeing played down expectations that this year’s Dubai show will yield another big crop of new airliner orders

Emirates has $128 billion worth of aircraft still on order

ExecuJet Middle East is marking its 16th anniversary this month.

Some 90 U.S. companies are part of the U.S. Pavilion at the Dubai Airshow, organized by Kallman Worldwide

The likes of Emirates and Etihad are expanding globally but they are now paying more attention closer to home, too.

Airlines increasingly want companies like CAE to handle all aspects of flight crew training

Satcom Direct is exhibiting a new gold-colored router.

Parker logistics partnership with SDV will eventually help it to support Emirates around the world.

The new ultra-long range version of the A350XWB will be able to fly non-stop for up to 19 hours.

Last summer in the UAE, the engine maker tested a system for sand particle rejection

Next month [December], flight support group Nexus is set to start fulfilling a major new contract to support an operator in Saudi Arabia.