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Boeing's new 787-9 Dreamliner Enters Service

Bringing a new multi-Mach bizjet to market will require innovative design and deep pockets.

The Saab Gripen has proved to be a good test bed for missiles, as Saab explains how it manages to keep costs under control.

UK engine maker Rolls-Royce is pushing ahead with advanced turbofan engine designs for future platforms, with greatly improved efficiency.

Nacelles developed as part of new integrated propulsion systems are delivering improved performance.

The UK RAF is proud of its Reaper capabilities and confident its rules of engagement in Afghanistan comply with the law and are adhered to.

“Maturity” trials have taken place at a customer base. A raft of improvements are already planned for 2016.

The EC175’s main gearbox has no backup lubrication system

Pratt & Whitney is working to maximize commonality and thus minimize risk with its various geared turbofan offerings.

The powerplant will deliver a 20-percent fuel burn improvement over existing engines in the 5,000- to 7,000-shp range.

787-9 debuts at Farnborough show as Boeing challenges Airbus to defend its A350 strategy.

Work is continuing “night and day” to return the F-35 to flight as operating agency say it is “continuing the effort to debut in the UK.”

The Scorpion jet took the industry by surprise although it is still awaiting its first customer as testing continues.

Piaggio’s new Avanti EVO is making its public debut at the Farnborough International Airshow 2014.

The company is displaying a full-size mockup of the passenger cabin of its new E-Jet E2 airliner family for the first time in public.

Flight-testing of the new Leap turbofan is about to start.

GE names partners for Boeing 777X powerplant as testing proves performance goals.

The Viking Air Twin Otter Series 400 is selling well, while a new full flight simulator is being built to train pilots in water and land operations.

Embraer and Saab announced on Friday a memorandum of understanding to partner in delivering the program for the Brazilian air force.

Long delayed regional jet is on track for first flight next year.

It seems to be a question not of if but of when Airbus will confirm that it will develop a new, updated version of the A330, with a new engine.

An engine failure with a Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engine in May could has strained Bombardier’s CSeries testing and delivery schedule.

The engine company validates a fix for PW1500G.

As Patrick de Castelbajac steps into the role of CEO, he discusses his plans for building on ATR’s success.

High-technology specialist will support the Mars 2020 rover and Embraer E-Jet E-2 programs.

The Eurofighter contract adds further components to the ones already supplied by Denroy, which now provides 180 separate parts for the Typhoon.

After a stop in Paris, Cessna’s recently certified Citation X+ arrived at the Farnborough Airshow.

Romania’s Aerostar has become the first independent MRO in Europe to install split-scimitar winglets on a Boeing 737.

While leaving the Hurkus at home, the Turks have come to show off their T129 attack helicopter and Anka (Phoenix) UAV.