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Professional Engineering Association created its first consensus driven standard for aviation one century ago

The FAA is already engaged in technical discussions with the UK Department of Transport and the Civil Aviation Authority about specific steps.

The LM-100J on display at Paris has a launch customer, and a new international version for special missions was also announced.

The deal betweent GE Aviation and the Boeing subsidiary will help support the more than 150 BBJ operators worldwide.

The STC approval for DAC International involves the form fit replacement of aging Honeywell ED-800 units with the Esterline CMA-6800 in the S-76B/C.

It remains unclear how far Chinese fighter manufacturers Shenyang and Chengdu have progressed their respective FC/J-31 and J-20 designs.

The U.S. company is continuing its path to become more active in the European aerospace supply chain.

Ejection seat leader Martin-Baker keeps a pair of classic Gloster Meteor jets on its test team.

Geographic intelligence has emerged as a key tool as states battle new types of enemies.

Thales is working to boost air traffic management efficiency with new digital technology.

Engine maker Pratt & Whitney is stepping up its efforts to use digital technology throughout its manufacturing and aftermarket operations.

Forecast calls for 41,030 deliveries worth more than $6 trillion over 20 years

Madsen held senior level posts with several large business aviation organizations, including Signature, TechnicAir, Landmark, Jet Aviation and Duncan.

Saab Australia will introduce an integrated security system during 2017 and 2018, monitoring and identifying threats.

Mexico City facility needed to meet demand, Bedek says.

The manufacturer restarted production of the K-Max in 2015 for 10 helicopters; now it sees production running through at least 2019.

While working with Passur to improve airline and airport reliability, GE will create an electronic database for the leasing market with GECAS.

German supplier showing range of air management, flight control and landing gear systems

The company expects an announcement shortly on a deal involving Ultra Electronics, while it closes on latest P&WC acquisition at month's end.

REACh-compliant coatings and fiber optic sensing technology added to the company’s “ecosystem” of products and services.

As Astronautics’ newest connectivity platform, AGCS will serve as a solution for the original equipment manufacturer’s production helicopters.

Airbus Helicopters has chosen the T3CAS integrated surveillance system from ACSS for its new H160 commercial transport helicopters.

GKN Aerospace is partnering with the U.S. Department of Energy.

Airbus has found some slow-forming cracks in the A380 after fatigue testing.

The Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace at Le Bourget is in the throes of a major renovation to be completed in 2019.

The RIAT show and Air Power Conference will be held in the UK in July.

A first time exhibitor at Paris this year, Airstar Aerospace specialized in balloons and airships for surveillance.

Farnborough International organizers have invested in a substantial re-development of Hall 1 and other show amenities.

The 2017 Dubai Airshow will include new features such as special emphasis on UAVs, safety and security, space and airport solutions.

Airbus subsidiary Stelia Aerospace is about to complete the modernization of its factory in Méaulte, France.