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Figeac Aero, continues to achieve double-digit growth figures, as it expands its aerostructures manufacturing capability.

Rockwell Collins completed the acquisition of cabin equipment specialist B/E Aerospace in April.

Textron Aviation's line of special mission aircraft range from the Cessna 172 to its largest jets.

Raytheon has warned about complacency over cyber security in the aerospace supply chain.

Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp. has restructured the MRJ development program and built one of the best teams in the industry.

The Tri-Fan 600 is a six-place design that features three ducted fans driven by a pair of 2,600-shp Honeywell HTS900 turboshaft engines.

MRO provider first in Americas to perform 787 scheduled airframe checks.

The Clean Sky initiative’s Airbus A340 testbed will feature test equipment wingtip pods with high-quality optical windows from PPG.

The 30 multirole Caracal H225Ms are for search and rescue, transport and ground support missions.

The new Elixir two-seater will fly for up to seven hours on a 110-liter (29-gallon) tank of fuel.

Supplier moves to boost aftermarket presence.

3D printing specialist Stratasys has partnered with Boom to further the employment of additive manufacturing in supersonic aircraft.

The new aircraft-tracking system and messaging solution will help Airbus operators fly more safely and efficiently.

Legacy CH-53 customers Germany, Japan and Israel among others are considered potential customers of the new CH-53K King Stallion.

FTV-3 appears in colors of launch customer ANA

Open architecture to enable a new “ecosystem’ of flight deck apps

Starting with the H160, the European rotorcraft producer has new plans for the future.

SES and RT LTA are showing off a collaboration in which surveillance imagery from an aerostat can be transmitted around the world.

The Mid-Endurance Unmanned Aircraft Systems III program has a potential value of $475 million.

Swiss/Swedish joint venture UMS Skeldar is to supply its V-200 UAV for operations on behalf of the European Maritime Safety Agency.

The list of new aircraft that were flown to the Paris Air Show is surprisingly large this year.

Safran has its work cut out to turn Zodiac around but new CEO has been charged with the task, as acquisition is approved.

The French military flight test organization is testing equipment and weapons that are due to feature in the Miirage 2000D update program

Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force have brought two F-35A stealth fighters to Paris.

The AT-802L is a conversion of Air Tractor's cropduster, with attack mission avionics and weapons

Delivery service orders four firm and ten optional A330-300P2Fs, in addition to the four ordered last year.

Airframer announces deals with 16 customers at the show

Airbus and Boeing have tasked the CFM International joint venture of GE and Safran with building 800 more engines over the next four years.

Meggitt’s prominent position in the supply of wheels and brakes is underlined by the high number of new aircraft programs it's on.

Lessor to take A320neos and A321neos; no A321LR commitment yet