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Safran's new turboprop engine is designed to be more electric, fuel efficient, and produce fewer emissions

Safran's Add+ demonstrator engine features uses additive manufacturing for 30 percent of its content

L3 Wescam has now delivered more than 4,600 of its MX-series of sensor turrets

The new owner of the former Bombardier Q400 program introduces TAAG Angola Airlines as a previously unidentified customer for six Dash 8s.

Thanks to electronics miniaturization, Rafael's targeting and ISR pods can now also carry additional sensor options, such as imaging radar.

The agreements included a long-term $500 million program with Ethiopian Airlines.

TRU Simulation + Training appears at the 2019 Paris Air Show sharing their recent successes.

Deals involve a total of 35 of the widebodies

Newest member of Daher’s “very fast turboprop” family, with enhanced automation, has seen its first model just delivered to British customer.

GA-ASI has teamed with L3 to develop and test a SIGINT payload, while also teaming with a Dutch research lab to test simulated UAV approaches.

The Philippines-based low-cost carrier will configure its new A330-900s with 460 seats.

Aircraft OEMs came together in Paris to make the joint statement on sustainability in aviation—including Airbus, Boeing, Rolls-Royce and GE.

MAGnificent VIP cabins for Bell’s 505 Jet Ranger X, 429 GlobalRanger and 525 Relentless being shown together for the first time

The Malaysian low-fare carrier finalizes a purchase contract covering 200 Leap-1As.

Flexcraft Solves On-Demand Air Transport

CEO Snyder would not specify 525 certification timeline, saying that it is a joint process with the FAA

Nordic Aviation Capital inks a LOI for up to 105 ATR 42/72-600s

Raytheon is hopeful that adding its AI technology to the prognostics carried out on the CV-22, it can help increase the readiness of the fleet

The kingdom’s flag carrier now holds firm orders for 65 neos.

Rolls-Royce is buying the eAircraft business that Siemens launched to develop and manufacture electric power technology.

The British Airways parent plans to allocate the new narrowbodies between Iberia and Aer Lingus.

The three-year agreement is valued at 9 million pounds ($11.34 million U.S.).

The U.K.-based supplier will provide fire protection systems on Cessna's new airplanes.

The bigger vehicle has been designed to spot targets for brigade-level fires missions.

IAI and Embraer have signed an agreement to integrate an AEW capability onto the Praetor 600 business jet

The British Airways parent plans to take as many as 200 of the narrowbodies to fly out of Gatwick Airport.

AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber has won the Aerospace Media Award for Safety Training & Simulation

The June 7 crash claimed the lives of all four people on board the turboprop-powered Piper.

Dallas Airmotive is reminding HTF7000 operators of the OEM's Service Bullentin AS907-72-9067

SmartSky’s new 4G LTE ATG network provides Wi-Fi connectivity “similar to office environments”.