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Textron AirLand’s Scorpion Makes Le Bourget Debut
The joint venture said it will show the light attack jet to multiple European air forces on its current visit.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Shooting Down Drones with Laser
Dramatic rise in small drones for civilian use has also introduced a new threat to political and other public figures.
Aircraft
Cebu Pacific is Launch Customer For High Density ATR
Cebu Pacific is buying up to 20 ATR 72-600s, and Braathens will get up to 15.
Aircraft
Avanti Evo Signs Up Charter Operators
Piaggio makes two more sales of the Avanti Evo twin pusherprop at the Paris Air Show.
Aircraft
Airbus Confident Sales Levels Can be Sustained
Executives try to put positive spin on A380 economy seat shrink.
Training and Workforce
Lockheed Martin Targeting Commercial Simulation Market
American management team and techniques injected into Netherlands acquisition by U.S. aerospace giant.
Avionics
UTC offers flight-tracking solution with aircraft interface device
UTC added its name to the list of suppliers offering solutions for ICAO's 15-minute tracking recommendation.
Aircraft
Wizz Air Order Takes Airbus Show Business to $57 Billion
Low-cost carrier Wizz Air is to buy at least 110 Airbus A321neo narrow bodies.
Aircraft
U.S. Air Force’s T-X Requirements Test the Field
The field of potential contenders has been adjusted as industry awaits a formal request for proposals.
Regulations and Government
New Texas Law Provides Relief on Certain Leasing Taxes
NBAA pushed for bill after members were subject to audits that led to contradictory interpretations over leasing agreements and new taxes.
Aircraft
Two New Teams Formed To Compete for JStars Recap
Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman announce partners, joining Boeing as bidders for new radar surveillance jets.
Aircraft
Sagem and DCI Offer Turnkey Surveillance Solution
Sagem and French defense services agency DCI will jointly offer Diamond twins and Patroller UAVs outfitted with Sagem's surveillance equipment
Regulations and Government
Shuster Meets With NATA Members Over ATC Reform
Shuster discussed his independent ATC plan with NATA members during the association's newly formatted four-day Aviation Business Conference.
Rotorcraft
Slowed by Supply Chain, Bell 525 Nears First Flight
Ground testing of the new “super medium” twin continues, while Bell Helicopter proceeds with development of the 505 light single.
Avionics
IS&S Helps Airlines with NextGen Gear-up
Airlines and business jet operators can upgrade to NextGen capabilities by installing IS&S displays.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Improved Skylark Draws on Hermes Technology
Elbit’s man-portable Skylark is one of the most popular mini-UASs on the market. The company has launched an improved version.
Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters Launches Concept X6 Heavy-twin Helo
Turbomeca proceeds with 3,000 shp engine demonstrator, aimed at heavy helicopters.
Aircraft
Saudi Ministry Orders Airbus C295W Airlifters
Kingdom previously bought the smaller CN235 transport.
Aircraft
Leasing Groups Buy More of Boeing's Max
AerCap led off Boeing’s Paris Air Show business on June 16 with an order for 100 737 Max 8s.
Aircraft
Korean Air Signs Up for Airbus A320neo Club
Japan’s Peach Aviation is buying A320s and Eva Air will get A330-300s
Training and Workforce
If You Simulate It, Will They Come?
Simulators are sexy, but the recurring revenue is in flight training services.
Training and Workforce
Grob To Train U.S. Army Fixed-wing Aircrew
Grob’s G 120TP trainer has been selected as part of CAE’s contract to train U.S. Army fixed-wing pilots.
Avionics
L-3 Extends Underwater Beacon Life, Highlights ADS-B Transponders
In addition to introducing a new 90-day underwater locator beacon, L-3 is helping operators meet the upcoming ADS-B mandate.
Engines
Rolls-Royce, Liebherr Join To Develop Power Gearbox
UltraFan engine is a geared design based on technology that could be ready for service in 2025.
Training and Workforce
FAA Looks To Boost Training Device Hour Credits
The agency is seeking to raise the number of hours such devices can contribute to an instrument rating.
Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Approaching Fleet Milestone
The all-Bombardier business jet operator is about to add its 50th aircraft
Aircraft
Boeing Launches BBJ Max 9 With First Order
A year after adding the BBJ Max to its product line, Boeing has notched the first sale of the 9 variant.
Aircraft
Dassault's Falcon 8X Wows the Crowds in Paris
As part of its public debut, the French airframer's new flagship took part in the show's daily flying display.
Safety
Airbus Helicopters AS350 Accidents Highlighted in TSB Report
After a series of ice ingestion accidents, Canada's Transportation Safety Board looks to initiate an inlet design review to prevent mishaps in winter.
Aircraft
Boeing’s Commercial Programs On Time, SVP Fancher says
Deliveries of the 737 MAX, 787-10 and 777X are scheduled to begin in 2017, 2018 and 2020, respectively.
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