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Embraer believes Asian low-cost airlines would be well-advised to change their business model to eliminate the high number of route changes by introducing smaller aircraft.

Addressing the growing cyber risks to civil aviation, IAI is developing a cyber protection suite for commercial airlines and their fleets, which will be able to protect passenger aircraft from such threats.

Addressing the growing cyber risks to civil aviation, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is developing a cyber protection suite for commercial airlines and their fleets, which will be able to protect passenger aircraft from such threats.

Elbit Systems is unveiling its latest unmanned system at the Singapore Airshow: the Seagull – an autonomous, modular multi-mission unmanned surface vessel (USV).

Singapore Airlines is in the final phases of acceptance testing for its first Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-84-powered Airbus A350-900, the delivery of which will make the Asian carrier the fifth operator of the new Airbus twin.

Pratt & Whitney is poised for its busiest year of certification and production build-up across the company’s geared turbofan product line since the program’s launch in 2008.

Pratt & Whitney will use the Singapore Airshow to demonstrate how it is using Singapore as a base for manufacturing work.

Last year was a challenging one for global defense and security.

The new center will focus on Citation CJ models using a Level D simulator and advanced training devices, but plans call for expanding into additional Cessna and Beech models.

Jet Aviation St. Louis comes to NBAA 2015 with an agreement to certify and install the SmartSky 4G LTE-based Internet system on a Global Express platform.

Evaluating the completion and refurbishment industry, Greenpoint Technologies sees "positive signs" with outfitted BBJ747-8s already being delivered to customers, and deliveries of completed BBJ787s expected to begin as early as next year.

If Airbus Helicopters proceeds much further with its line of ever-more-luxurious choppers, it will soon be fitting rotor blades to a feather bed.

Had it not been for the maiden flight on Monday of the second prototype Pilatus PC-24, Williams International would have been announcing 4,998 FJ44 engines flying and 9,999,999 airborne hours generated by them.

PPG Industries’ aerospace transparencies group is in Vegas in the light of its recent receipt of Parts Manufacturer Approval for its new-design, glass-faced acrylic windshields for Hawker-related business jets.

XTI has already notched some $14.5 million in crowdfund interest in the new aircraft.

GKN Aerospace’s showcase at the convention has had to squeeze a bit more in lately, following the company’s acquisition of Fokker Technologies on Oct. 29.

Las Vegas offers many thrills for convention-goers, some of which may arouse the suspicions of wives left at home this week.

Bombardier has launched Smart Link data-connectivity service, which is being rolled out for Learjet, Challenger and Global business aircraft.

Daher has pitched up at Vegas with an initiative to boost further its appeal to the North American charter market.

Embraer trumpeted two new speed records for its Honeywell HTF7500E-powered Legacy 500 twinjet at NBAA, bringing the total this year to six.

Have you seen the light, brother? It’s at Booth N5317, where Aircelle is demonstrating airplane decals with a difference – they light up.

Gogo Business Aviation rolls into NBAA 2015 as it begins delivery of 650 Gogo inflight entertainment and connectivity systems to fractional giant NetJets.

Function and reliability testing with FAA pilots aboard is slated to be complete by Nov. 21, 2015, paving the way for type certification by December, with initial entry into service coming shortly thereafter.

Flexjet CEO Kenn Ricci said the company will use the supersonic jet for overseas flights and also in China, which does not have restrictions on sonic booms.

Royal Jet has plans to expand the fleet to 20 by 2020, though the aspiration is more indicative than precise.