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Boeing Projects Buoyant Jetliner Market

Predictions for next 20 years remain robust.

Aircraft

July 11, 2014

AgustaWestland To Upgrade Brazilian Navy Lynx

New engines and avionics are among the upgrades planned for the Super Lynxes.

Rotorcraft

July 10, 2014

Lockheed Martin F-35 Fleet Still Grounded

Royal International Air Tattoo organizers no longer expect the aircraft to make an appearance.

July 10, 2014

CAMM Scores First Guided Successes

The trials marked the first seeker-guided launches for MBDA's common anti-air modular missile.

July 9, 2014

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Aerospace Deal Making Heats Up as Consolidation Kicks In

Confidence in civil order backlogs and a desire for a strong supply chain are driving mergers and acquisitions.

July 8, 2014

Swedish Gripen First for Meteor Missile

The beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile will be flying on Swedish air force Gripens next year.

July 8, 2014

Bombardier Exec Behind Successful CRJ Series Passes Away

Donald Lowe’s aerospace career began in 1975 when he was brought in to run United Aircraft (later Pratt & Whitney Canada) following a long labor strike.

July 8, 2014

Boeing, Spirit Assessing Effects of Train Derailment

A train carrying six Boeing 737 fuselages derailed in Montana on July 3.

July 7, 2014

ATR Welcomes New CEO

Patrick de Castelbajac succeeds Filippo Bagnato, whose four-year mandate expired at the end of May.

July 6, 2014

Mitsubishi Takes First MRJ Engine

Delivery of the engine marks a major milestone toward final assembly of the first MRJ90 flight-test aircraft.

July 6, 2014

Flybe Finland Taps Russian Market

Flybe Finland has agreed to open new routes from Helsinki to the Russian destinations of Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and Kazan on behalf of Finnair.

July 6, 2014

PSA Gets First ‘Enhanced’ CRJ

PSA plans to start operating the jet under the American Eagle brand “later this summer.”

July 6, 2014

ATR’s New Pratts Get EASA Nod

Plans call for the PW127N to progressively roll into Avianca’s ATR fleet throughout this year and next.

July 6, 2014

JetNet Summit Sees Clearer Skies Ahead

Operators optimistic about the future, planning new aircraft purchases.

July 6, 2014

UTair Express To Launch in Traditional Russian Style

July 6, 2014

Sensor Supplier Calls on Army to 'Responsibly Retire' Kiowas

DRS presses the case for upgrading the Kiowa's mast-mounted sight.

Rotorcraft

July 3, 2014

Fast Pace of Boeing 787 Fixes Challenges Operators

Boeing 787 reliability rates continue to rise, but several operators have deferred fixes to avoid down time.

Aircraft

July 3, 2014

Honeywell Eyes 3-D Printing for Turbine Vane Cores

The aerospace company sees more possibilities for 3-D printing of critical parts.

July 3, 2014

Engine Fire Delays F-35 Transatlantic Flight

The Marine Corps is still planning to deploy the aircraft to the UK.

July 3, 2014

Iran and Russia Send Sukhois to Iraq

Two batches of Sukhoi Su-25s have been delivered to Iraq.

Aircraft

July 2, 2014

Aerospace & Defense

Latest

Boeing Projects Buoyant Jetliner Market

Predictions for next 20 years remain robust.

AgustaWestland To Upgrade Brazilian Navy Lynx

New engines and avionics are among the upgrades planned for the Super Lynxes.

Lockheed Martin F-35 Fleet Still Grounded

Royal International Air Tattoo organizers no longer expect the aircraft to make an appearance.

CAMM Scores First Guided Successes

The trials marked the first seeker-guided launches for MBDA's common anti-air modular missile.

Videos

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Aerospace Deal Making Heats Up as Consolidation Kicks In

Confidence in civil order backlogs and a desire for a strong supply chain are driving mergers and acquisitions.

Swedish Gripen First for Meteor Missile

The beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile will be flying on Swedish air force Gripens next year.

Bombardier Exec Behind Successful CRJ Series Passes Away

Donald Lowe’s aerospace career began in 1975 when he was brought in to run United Aircraft (later Pratt & Whitney Canada) following a long labor strike.

Boeing, Spirit Assessing Effects of Train Derailment

A train carrying six Boeing 737 fuselages derailed in Montana on July 3.

ATR Welcomes New CEO

Patrick de Castelbajac succeeds Filippo Bagnato, whose four-year mandate expired at the end of May.

Mitsubishi Takes First MRJ Engine

Delivery of the engine marks a major milestone toward final assembly of the first MRJ90 flight-test aircraft.

Flybe Finland Taps Russian Market

Flybe Finland has agreed to open new routes from Helsinki to the Russian destinations of Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and Kazan on behalf of Finnair.

PSA Gets First ‘Enhanced’ CRJ

PSA plans to start operating the jet under the American Eagle brand “later this summer.”

ATR’s New Pratts Get EASA Nod

Plans call for the PW127N to progressively roll into Avianca’s ATR fleet throughout this year and next.

JetNet Summit Sees Clearer Skies Ahead

Operators optimistic about the future, planning new aircraft purchases.

UTair Express To Launch in Traditional Russian Style

Sensor Supplier Calls on Army to 'Responsibly Retire' Kiowas

DRS presses the case for upgrading the Kiowa's mast-mounted sight.

Fast Pace of Boeing 787 Fixes Challenges Operators

Boeing 787 reliability rates continue to rise, but several operators have deferred fixes to avoid down time.

Honeywell Eyes 3-D Printing for Turbine Vane Cores

The aerospace company sees more possibilities for 3-D printing of critical parts.

Engine Fire Delays F-35 Transatlantic Flight

The Marine Corps is still planning to deploy the aircraft to the UK.

Iran and Russia Send Sukhois to Iraq

Two batches of Sukhoi Su-25s have been delivered to Iraq.

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