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There are few hard and fast rules, so the pilot must exercise good judgment.

Pratt & Whitney said it is on track to meet all its geared turbofan delivery commitments to customers for the year.

Dollar volume this year may not reach last year's record $120 billion, but the M&A momentum has carried into 2019.

Viking Air is committed to developing the former de Havilland Canada aircraft portfoliio, which it has brought together again.

New infrastructure in Bahrain helps organizers Farnborough International grow the biennial BIAS event, taking place in November 2020.

According to Deloitte, continued tension in the Middle East is driving defense spending growth as the November Dubai Airshow approaches.

A week-long celebration at the Paris Air Show commemorates the U.S. lunar landing 50 years ago.

South Africa leads the African continent in aviation and aerospace but is aiming to strengthen ties with OEMS and suppliers elsewhere.

Ukraine's aerospace industry serves companies operating Soviet-era platforms and nations looking to build their own industry.

CRAIC is putting its attention on showcasing the aircraft to a Russian audience.

While airlines need to perform certain upkeep on grounded airplanes such as the 737 Max, their maintenance schedules become out of sync.

Airbus's low-emissions research spans carbon-absorbing algae, synthetic spider silk, and hybrid-electric propulsion.

Industry players look to find a suitable replacement for Bombardier at the closing Belfast site.

Comac's new narrowbody continues to face challenges related to program team coordination.

Invasion vets included both aircraft and personnel.

The maker of the TBM series of turboprops, will now have a U.S. presence with the acquistion of the Kodiak 100 airframer.

It hasn't been an easy ride but Qatar Airways has fared remarkably well during regional tensions, helped by an ever-confident CEO.

Students have the change to compete for a $5,000 price and possibility of seeing their innovations developed.

The new large cabin twinjet could receive its FAA certification during the show.

The company eyes additional Atlas winglet applications as work continues to resolve FAA, EASA airworthiness directives.

The FAA is reminding pilots that flight plans must accurately reflect the current equipment available on the aircraft.

Kopter's SH09 P3 helicopter prototype has achieved speeds of 135 knots and a ceiling of 10,000 feet

Gripen E cannot meet the Swiss requirement to only evaluate aircraft that are currently operationally ready

Fortem Technologies' SkyDome 2.4 uses artificial intelligence to track and defeat rogue drones

The country is working to reduce its reliance on Russia-built models.

SAE International spurs innovation in supersonics, additive manufacturing, electric propulsion, and big data.

Canadian OEM has put Northern Ireland and Morocco facilities up for sale.

Russia's premier rotorcraft manufacturer brings to Paris a compelling candidate for civilian sales.

Braathens Regional and ATR collaborated on a SAF-powered ‘perfect flight’ that produced significantly lower CO2 emissions.

Israeli company Bird Aerosystems is looking to expand its client base in maritime and airliner protection systems.