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Bombardier is confident that interiors supply-chain challenges that plagued its C Series program will not be an issue on its new CRJ Atmosphère cabin, even though the supplier, Zodiac Aerospace, is the same.

Privately owned Vietnamese LCC VietJet has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for 80 Boeing 737 MAX 10s and 20 MAX 8s, valued at more than US$12.7 billion at list prices.

If the problems for nation states are difficult to solve in the cyber domain, they are close to intractable at present when it comes to the related but very different area of information warfare.

Cyient, the Indian-headquartered global solutions provider has announced a new line of low-cost transmit-receive modules for X-band active, electronically scanned array radars that will for its home market and export.

Pratt & Whitney is refining its proposed upgrade path for the F135 Joint Strike Fighter engine to include increased power and thermal management system capability.

Embraer Commercial Aviation president and CEO John Slattery sees strong momentum for both the E1 and E2 aircraft families now that the company signed commitments for up to 300 additional aircraft.

One day after the announcement of Britain’s future combat air system effort, known as Tempest, U.S. Air Force officials plan to discuss the project this week with UK officials.

Boeing Global Services, the MRO operation that’s now just over one year old, may well be ahead of its goal to notch US$50 billion in annual revenues in 10 years.

The flight-simulation marketplace is dominated by big, long-established companies, but one small Belgian firm is showing that there is room for a new entrant to make its mark in the sector.

The Flying Eyes range incorporates redesigned, thin temples that improve fit and comfort for those wearing noise-canceling headsets.

Training provider L3 Technologies is investing US$100 million in a new London Training Center near Gatwick Airport, which will open in the first quarter of 2019.

A location in Sutherland has been selected as the site for the UK’s first vertical-launch spaceport.

Norsk Titanium, an OEM-qualified supplier of aerospace-grade, additive-manufactured, structural titanium components, comes to Farnborough with a string of recent achievements.

GE’s new Catalyst advanced turboprop uses additive manufacturing to replace 855 normally made parts with just 12 “printed” components.

The prospective partnership between Boeing and Embraer will spawn new aircraft models and could be approved months sooner than earlier reports have suggested.

A number of sales agreements were concluded on Monday at the Farnborough Airshow

Britain has lifted the veil on its vision for a future combat aircraft.

L3 Technologies is acquiring two cybersecurity companies to fill in capabilities that match the defense and aerospace services sector’s new demands.

Citadel Completions is building an aircraft completion and maintenance center at Chennault International Airport in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

The first Boeing P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft fuselage will be built later this year for the UK and enter final assembly in early 2019.

Cyber-warfare capabilities across the world’s militaries underlines the sector's importance. Political leaders are willing to allocate significant resource.

Regional aircraft manufacturer ATR predicts the inherent qualities of turboprops will sustain demand for 3,000 of them over the next 20 years.

Following Lord Corp’s acquisition of Fly-by-Wire, the French avionics house, both entities have derived considerable benefits.

A site on the North Scottish coastline has been selected as the site for the UK’s first vertical-launch spaceport.

The Israeli company is featuring various avionics upgrades for military and paramilitary aircraft reflecting its acquisition of U.S.-based Universal Avionics.