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Gulfstream's G500 is preparing to enter service later in 2018, after completing a 130,000-nm world tour.

Pratt & Whitney and parent United Technologies are embracing new technologies to keep pace with airplane makers' plans to speed up production.

The AMCs are Alvant’s response to the aerospace industry’s challenges of reducing aircraft weight and emissions.

The pairing will combine CPP’s line of highly engineering components with Selmet’s complex, titanium castings, and machined components.

Airbus and Boeing were the main beneficiaries of some $40 billion in new business announced on the first day of the 2018 Farnborough show.

Saab is soon to fly the next two Gripen E prototypes, which are being equipped with new systems thanks to a segregated avionics architecture.

Top executives participate in first joint air show appearance

Jackson Square Aviation placed its first new airplane order with a $5.5 billion book-value deal for 30 Boeing 737 Max 8s

Rolls-Royce says 500 Trent XWB production engines have now been shipped.

CFM proposal put to Boeing despite 52,000-pound maximum thrust requirement set by GE/Safran partnership.

While aerospace and defense growth is lagging world economic growth, U.S. defense industry revenue has increased to 2.5 times that of Europe.

Funding granted to develop a vertical spaceport in Scotland.

The behemoth that is the U.S. aerospace industry is still vulnerable to competition and trade barriers.

CargoLogicAir and Volga-Dnepr Airlines have a three-pronged strategy: Fly frequently, fly full and fly premium freight.

Sim features integrated flight deck configuration selected for Textron's Scorpion, Diamond's new Dart 550, and TacAir's F-5 retrofits

Integration of the Stormbreaker has started on the F-35, F/A-18E/F and F-15E.

ESSM Block 2 development is focused on a new guidance section.

A four-year deal increases production of titanium bulkheads for the Lightning II.

MBDA's CAMM missile is at the heart of a range of new air defense systems, including the British Land Ceptor and Italy's new EMADS

Oerlikon continues its push into 3D printing and additive manufacturing with deal with RUAG to develop parts for use in space.

Consultant believes services and digitisation will drive the industry to grow rapidly over the next ten years.

Leonardo's UK-based electronics business has developed a communications intelligence system that can form part of a larger Sigint suite.

30-kg RUAV can carry a 3-kg payload

Modification of prior U.S. Air Force agreement lets GE continue work on Next Gen powerplants for air superiority applications

Facility in Bolton employs 670 designers and engineers, and produces key missiles for UK armed forces.

Long-time component supplier has a long list of distinguished customers.

As a pioneer of gallium nitride semi-conductor technology Raytheon is testing GaN-based arrays for the Patriot air defense system

Concept allows mission-specific tailoring and quicker, cheaper upgrades

Office helps the defense world to exploit the ever-accelerating pace of commercial information and systems-technology development.

Progress towards military-spec UAVs flying in civilian airspace has taken another step as Elbit is introducing a certifiable Hermes 900 version.