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Company has now passed the point in development at which any particular aspect of design for its new E2 jets represents a so-called watch item.

First delivery is still scheduled for the second quarter of 2017.

In the first five months of this year, the nation has signed a number of agreements to provide defense equipment for international customers.

India has a great chance to grow its aerospace footprint in the world, and moves are afoot to make it more transparent and efficient.

Upstart and legacy manufacturers of unmanned aircraft systems exhibit side by side at AUVSI conference.

There are many improvements to the Reaper UAS that are being considered, while the Predator-C continues as a classified program.

European industrials and operators can learn from Israeli experience with UAVs.

Dassault’s Rafale Fighter Jet Flying Display At Paris Air Show 2015

House bars FAA from taking action in East Hampton as part of controversial fiscal 2016 transportation appropriations bill.

Facility will house frequently ordered parts and accept orders as late as 10 p.m. for 8 a.m. next-day delivery.

Production is being adjusted to accommodate export orders from Egypt and Qatar; other sales prospects discussed.

Latest delivery to Ivory Coast brings African total beyond 60, and worldwide sales close to 900.

The CSeries program is accelerating away from delays as new boss Fred Cromer seems to improve its image.

A G550 sim incorporates expanded aerodynamic, flight control and motion models for upset prevention and recovery training.

TV signals can pinpoint aircraft accurately enough to meet the standard ATC separation requirements, according to a recent study.

Pilot claimed he had never failed a drug test, but the FAA had pulled his certificate in 2004 after a failed drug test.

New automated processes are helping Boeing create what it believes will be the most efficient aircraft production facility in the world.

Manufacturing deficiency in some engine air-inlet anti-ice piccolo tubes could degrade performance of the engine anti-ice protection system.

The former Landmark facility at Ocala is Sheltair's 10th in Florida.

Cowboy Aviation is now operating from a new terminal.

The new facility will be the company's second and its first on the West Coast.

The XWB -84 has entered service so focus is shifting to -97 for the even bigger Airbus A350-1000.

Small and medium companies to enter into partnerships to provide offsets for the $4.24 billion MMRCA deal.

Esterline CMC Electronics is providing its CMA-9000 flight management system to make a cargo airline’s A300 fleet CNS/ATM-compliant.

Rolls-Royce is now targeting new evolution to increase efficiency and reach the ACARE goals.

The Raytheon SDB II has passed a vital Pentagon review, and is slated for F-15s, F-18s, F-35s and maybe F-16s.

CFM International is busily flight-testing its Leap 1A, 1B and 1C turbofans.

Having acquired Cruezet and Manoir, the French company is able to offer a broad range of products and services to OEMs.

The capabilities embedded in the design of swing-wing supersonic bomber–the Blackjack–are not yet fully exploited.

Boeing is upgrading the French fleet of AWACs aircraft, which are seeing the venerable 707 airframe still going strong.