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GKN Puts Technology First

GKN is focusing on technology insertion for various programs while further developing its additive manufacturing expertise.

Apprentices Answer The Call For Increased Skills Base

UK precision engineering group Nasmyth is looking to recruit more apprentices as its role in the aerospace supply chain grows.

BCube Committed to Aerospace Logistics Expansion

Italy’s BCube is well known in the automotive world but the company now wants to create a global footprint in aerospace logistics.

Paper Airplanes: Billions Needed For New Super/Hyper-sonic Designs

Bringing a new multi-Mach bizjet to market will require innovative design and deep pockets.

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Saab Masters Low-Cost Weapons Integration

The Saab Gripen has proved to be a good test bed for missiles, as Saab explains how it manages to keep costs under control.

Rolls-Royce Advances Toward UltraFan

UK engine maker Rolls-Royce is pushing ahead with advanced turbofan engine designs for future platforms, with greatly improved efficiency.

New Generation Nacelles Set To Take Flight On Leap And Passport

Nacelles developed as part of new integrated propulsion systems are delivering improved performance.

Remote Control Is How The British Fly the Armed Reaper UAV

The UK RAF is proud of its Reaper capabilities and confident its rules of engagement in Afghanistan comply with the law and are adhered to.

Europe Makes Aerospace A Priority

The Aerospace and Defense Industries Association of Europe strives to ensure competitiveness in aeronautics, space, defense and security.

Boeing’s New Panel Assembly Line Moves into Renton

Boeing expects the introduction of a new panel assembly line at its 737 factory in Renton will cut flow times by 33 percent.

Pratt Keeping Busy With GTF Work

Pratt & Whitney is working to maximize commonality and thus minimize risk with its various geared turbofan offerings.

PWC Moves Forward With Next-Gen Regional T-Prop

The powerplant will deliver a 20-percent fuel burn improvement over existing engines in the 5,000- to 7,000-shp range.

Green Aircraft Is Ready For Takeoff, But At What Price?

Technological alternative fuels are advancing but questions remain over the economics.

Boeing Partners Get ASTM Approval For New Biofuel

Drop-in jet biofuel developed by Amyris and Total with Boeing has been approved, as Boeing aims for 1 percent biofuel use within 10 years.

Ukraine Bolsters Air Defenses With Soviet Radars

Ukrainian company Aerotechnica specializes in modernizing Soviet-era radar equipment.

Lord Looks Over Europe

Lord is well known for bearings and assemblies especially for helicopters, but is now looking European fixed-wing work and high-tech acquisitions.

Boeing Debuts Dream-Niner and Slams Airbus Plans

787-9 debuts at Farnborough show as Boeing challenges Airbus to defend its A350 strategy.

F-35’s Big Farnborough Debut In Doubt

Work is continuing “night and day” to return the F-35 to flight as operating agency say it is “continuing the effort to debut in the UK.”

Textron AirLand Crosses the Pond with New Scorpion

The Scorpion jet took the industry by surprise although it is still awaiting its first customer as testing continues.

Embraer Pulls Wraps Off E2 Cabin Mockup

The company is displaying a full-size mockup of the passenger cabin of its new E-Jet E2 airliner family for the first time in public.

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