Driving down the costs of electronically steered phased arrays opens up new commercial and military opportunities.

The Airbus story is inextricably linked with John Leahy’s career.

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Bucking industry trends, Didier Evrard, Airbus’s executive vice president of programs, was awarded Aviation Week’s 2015 Civil Aviation Laureate for bringing the A350 widebody to market on time.

Snowstorm shuts down Washington but fails to halt Aviation Week’s 58th annual Laureate awards ceremony, which salutes aerospace sector’s high achievers.

Airbus’s not so secret weapon is Chief Operating Officer-Customers John Leahy, who in his more than three-decade career helped the manufacturer climb from a very distant third-place spot to a parity position with Boeing.

Despite challenges from LCC expansion at its home base, Brussels Airlines seems poised to achieve profitability after investments and management improvements coordinated by its largest shareholder, the Lufthansa Group.

The Scout motto, “Be Prepared,” came in handy for the pilots of a Boeing 757 flying scientists from Christchurch to Pegasus Field in Antarctica when fog forced a landing at well below instrument minimums.