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Three companies collaborated to create a 3D-printed aero engine part for a Pratt & Whitney turbine engine.

Boeing and Saab are well advanced in the development of the T-7A for the U.S. Air Force and are receiving interest from potential export customers.

The Republic of Singapore Air Force will work with Airbus to certify automatic refueling for the A330 MRTT.

Airbus is rolling out a virtual reality flight training tool later this year and building a network of ab initio flight training centers.

With several commercial aircraft absentees, it is military hardware that has provided the main spectacle for Singapore showgoers.

Airbus and Singapore's aviation regulator are working together on developing urban air mobility to Singapore.

Blackshape’s trainer aircraft at Singapore Airshow

Airbus is gradually resuming A320 assembly work at its factory in China, but the scale of disruption to the aerospace supply chain remains uncertain.

The British Business Aviation Association's annual conference in March will shine a spotlight on the industry's sustainability initiiatives.

The expansion includes sites such as DeKalb-Peachtree Airport near Atlanta and Tampa International Airport.

Preowned business aircraft inventory climbed 2 percent across all market segments to 6,324 aircraft, up from 6,201 at year-end 2018.

Garmin has received FAA STC approval for the GFC 600H helicopter flight control system in the Airbus Helicopters AS350 B2/B3 single.

Indiana's Freeman Municipal Airport is set to begin a project that will alter one of its runways and add 500 feet in the process.

The captain of an Air Baltic A220 narrowbody shut down the left PW1500G engine before diverting to Bordeaux on a fight from Riga to Malaga.

Community acceptance will be the key driver when it comes to urban air mobility.

Leonardo&Codemar S.A. will deliver urban security, new infrastructure, and helicopter-based services under a joint venture.

Charter operators and providers say they are seeing a growth in numbers from a younger demographic.

Piper’s M600/SLS is first aircraft with Garmin Autoland as standard, while Pilot 100 training aircraft are “value priced.”

French maintenance provider Sabena Technics focuses on its Singapore Component Solutions joint venture at the island state’s biennial airshow.

Steadicopter and UVision are at Singapore looking to make inroads in the Asia-Pacific market.

The ex-Air China 777-200 flies final test mission from Seattle to Changi via Osaka.

Almost a third of the total number of short-runway airports open to service by the new ATR variant are in the Asia-Pacific region.

Strong interest in the version from Asia-Pacific carriers persuades De Havilland Canada to exhibit an Extra Capacity Dash 8-400 at Singapore.

Interest from cargo companies in a Dash 8-400 freighter has persuaded DHC to consider launching its own conversion program.

The U.S. airframer’s narrowbody cargo conversion has drawn orders and commitments for 130 units since its launch three years ago.

Now standard on certain Bell helicopters, Astronautics's Badger displays were installed on the U.S. CBP P-3s, as well as a Peruvian Air Force L-100.

Astronautics has added Indian approval and is working with Maxcraft to install the RoadRunner on Bell 212 and Sikorsky S-61 helicopters.

Microprocessor technology expert Teledyne e2v has developed advanced products that are qualified for the aerospace industry.

Germany-based sensor house Hensoldt is also displaying a variety of airborne electronic equipment at the Singapore Airshow.

New industry offerings from PPG include lightweight, sustainable aircraft products.