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The three-year deal calls for the delivery of 17 Leonardo AW139 helicopters, plus four options over the next three years.

Heavy and light jet valuess were up significantly from June 2017 while medium and super midsize aircraft remained steady.

The Canadian flight-training provider is prepared to begin initial training courses for Chinese crews this month.

Russian specialty cargo hauler also reaffirms order for five 747-8 freighters, will explore possible 767 and 737 freighter purchases

The IMS unit has extened its reach further into biometrics, self-serve stations, dataflow, new pipelines and a nuclear approach to cybersecurity.

London School of Economics and Political Science report identifies ways airlines can cut operational costs using two-way cockpit connectivity.

Dubai-based airline says seasonal issues account for it parking many aircraft, rather than pilots being lured to luctative contracts in China.

Etihad’s training arm presents itself as one-stop-shop for training, for individual aspiring pilots to airline customers.

Gulfstream expands customer support network in the European market.

Exclusive powerplant for new widebody cuts fuel burn by 10 percent compared with the Trent 700

Company intent on meeting aggressive delivery schedule

Future Combat Air Strategy could include “system of systems” with multiple types of aircraft, swarms of drones, and other advanced concepts.

TAI is showing a mock-up of its Hürjet advanced supersonic jet trainer for the first time at Farnborough

Now able to connect New York and Manila non-stop, year 'round, the airline stakes its claim among elite Asian carriers.

Boeing's KC-46 program has now completed all of the flight testing required for the certification needed for initial delivery.

Building on a 20-year relationship, Pattonair and Parker Aerospace are working to streamline the supply chain for Parker's fluids division

First deliveries will begin next year.

As Airbus and Boeing go to higher rates, their entire supply chains have to remain in harmony, or it will cause chaos.

India pulling out of the Su-57 and weak fighter sales leaves questions over the future of the Russian military aerospace sector.

More than 350 improvements, including new five-bladed prop and Garrett engines distinguish upgraded model.

First flight is expected later this year.

Under-wing cargo pods can be delivered ballistically, or via parachute.

Consumer resistance a key obstacle to adoption, however

New fleet data collection and analysis solution can be installed on an aircraft "within hours"

UK specialty steel producer harnesses value added services to create turnkey solutions

Destined for public service, the rotorcraft range from light singles to heavy twins.

An Airbus subsidiary since 2011, Satair plays an important supporting role.

Production rates have reached historic highs.

Gardner Aerospace is expanding in Polan, India and China, and has won a slew of new aerospace supply contracts

IAI and nonprofit SpaceIL plan to launch Moon mission from Cape Canaveral in December.