Aerospace & Defense

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Honeywell Centenary Highlights Technology-Rich Heritage

Lawrence Sperry’s 1914 autopilot was the springboard for a century of aviation progress.

May 21, 2014

Boeing Passes Two Grand Mark for 737 Max Orders

Boeing hails its fastest-selling airliner, but Airbus claims rival A320neo is pulling ahead in market segment.

Aircraft

May 20, 2014

EBAA Official Outlines Positive Outlook for European Aviation

Slow but steady growth bolsters prospect for aviation in Europe.

May 20, 2014

EBACE 2014 Launches With Optimism

At the opening session of EBACE 2014, officials and guests expressed optimism.

May 20, 2014

Videos

Europe Steps Up Protest Against Washington Aid for Boeing

European trade ministers have backed a new World Trade Organisation complaint over money offered to keep Boeing production in Washington.

May 20, 2014

Sesar Pushes Ahead With Single European Sky Research

The European Parliament has approved further funding for the Single European Sky ATM Research program.

ATC

May 19, 2014

Lebanon’s Failure To Appoint CAA Stymies ICAO

Lebanon’s director general of civil aviation says political interference has hampered ICAO audits in the past.

May 19, 2014

Swiss Reject Gripen Buy in Referendum

Switzerland chose the Gripen after a thorough and protracted evaluation, and a framework agreement worth about $3.5 billion was signed in February 2013.

Aircraft

May 19, 2014

EasyJet Plans To Deploy Unmanned Aircraft To Inspect Fleet

The UK carrier expects to introduce remotely piloted UAS into operations next year.

May 19, 2014

Singapore Airlines Reserves A380 Cockpits for Citizen Pilots

Singaporean citizens get preference for jobs in SIA's A380 fleet regardless of seniority.

May 19, 2014

European GNSS Creates Access For Business Aviation

With airport access being a big concern for European business aviation GNSS systems as EGNOS are helping to open up new airports to the sector.

ATC

May 18, 2014

Bahrain International Airshow Sees $2.1 Billion In Orders

The 2014 show gained momentum as an event, and the organizers are busy planning for the 2016 edition.

May 17, 2014

No Clear Plan for Triton 'Due Regard' Radar, Navy Says

Due-regard rader will make the Triton capable of detecting aircraft not equipped with a transponder or not using it to avoid detection.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

May 15, 2014

U.S. Using MC-12s for Nigerian Surveillance

Air Force using the twin turboprops to locate the more than 200 school girls kidnapped by Boko Haram.

May 15, 2014

World-First Claim for Israeli Camera Technology

Camera-on-chip technology makes possible superior image quality in miniature cameras, says the company.

May 15, 2014

Iraq May Spend $790 Million on Beechcraft AT-6C Strike Aircraft

Iraq is the first announced customer for the AT-6.

May 15, 2014

Huerta Stands Firm On First Officer Qualifications

The FAA exercised "maximum flexibility" in its concessions to industry on the first-officer qualification rule.

Regulations and Government

May 14, 2014

Korea Blocks Foreign Companies from Airline Joint Ventures

The South Korean government is barring foreign airlines from starting new joint venture operations with local companies.

May 14, 2014

New MD540A Armed Scout Helo Shown in Jordan

The SOFEX show marks the first showing of the armed scout helicopter outside the U.S.

Aircraft

May 14, 2014

Great Lakes Cuts Path to Reinvention

The company is seeking to replenish its pilot population.

May 14, 2014

Aerospace & Defense

Latest

Honeywell Centenary Highlights Technology-Rich Heritage

Lawrence Sperry’s 1914 autopilot was the springboard for a century of aviation progress.

Boeing Passes Two Grand Mark for 737 Max Orders

Boeing hails its fastest-selling airliner, but Airbus claims rival A320neo is pulling ahead in market segment.

EBAA Official Outlines Positive Outlook for European Aviation

Slow but steady growth bolsters prospect for aviation in Europe.

EBACE 2014 Launches With Optimism

At the opening session of EBACE 2014, officials and guests expressed optimism.

Videos

More Articles

Europe Steps Up Protest Against Washington Aid for Boeing

European trade ministers have backed a new World Trade Organisation complaint over money offered to keep Boeing production in Washington.

Sesar Pushes Ahead With Single European Sky Research

The European Parliament has approved further funding for the Single European Sky ATM Research program.

Lebanon’s Failure To Appoint CAA Stymies ICAO

Lebanon’s director general of civil aviation says political interference has hampered ICAO audits in the past.

Swiss Reject Gripen Buy in Referendum

Switzerland chose the Gripen after a thorough and protracted evaluation, and a framework agreement worth about $3.5 billion was signed in February 2013.

EasyJet Plans To Deploy Unmanned Aircraft To Inspect Fleet

The UK carrier expects to introduce remotely piloted UAS into operations next year.

Singapore Airlines Reserves A380 Cockpits for Citizen Pilots

Singaporean citizens get preference for jobs in SIA's A380 fleet regardless of seniority.

European GNSS Creates Access For Business Aviation

With airport access being a big concern for European business aviation GNSS systems as EGNOS are helping to open up new airports to the sector.

Bahrain International Airshow Sees $2.1 Billion In Orders

The 2014 show gained momentum as an event, and the organizers are busy planning for the 2016 edition.

No Clear Plan for Triton 'Due Regard' Radar, Navy Says

Due-regard rader will make the Triton capable of detecting aircraft not equipped with a transponder or not using it to avoid detection.

U.S. Using MC-12s for Nigerian Surveillance

Air Force using the twin turboprops to locate the more than 200 school girls kidnapped by Boko Haram.

World-First Claim for Israeli Camera Technology

Camera-on-chip technology makes possible superior image quality in miniature cameras, says the company.

Iraq May Spend $790 Million on Beechcraft AT-6C Strike Aircraft

Iraq is the first announced customer for the AT-6.

Huerta Stands Firm On First Officer Qualifications

The FAA exercised "maximum flexibility" in its concessions to industry on the first-officer qualification rule.

Korea Blocks Foreign Companies from Airline Joint Ventures

The South Korean government is barring foreign airlines from starting new joint venture operations with local companies.

New MD540A Armed Scout Helo Shown in Jordan

The SOFEX show marks the first showing of the armed scout helicopter outside the U.S.

Great Lakes Cuts Path to Reinvention

The company is seeking to replenish its pilot population.

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