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London School of Economics and Political Science report identifies ways airlines can cut operational costs using two-way cockpit connectivity.

First flight is expected later this year.

More than 350 improvements, including new five-bladed prop and Garrett engines distinguish upgraded model.

India pulling out of the Su-57 and weak fighter sales leaves questions over the future of the Russian military aerospace sector.

As Airbus and Boeing go to higher rates, their entire supply chains have to remain in harmony, or it will cause chaos.

The air transport sector is growing more quickly than the business aviation sector, said GIFAS.

IAI and nonprofit SpaceIL plan to launch Moon mission from Cape Canaveral in December.

Gardner Aerospace is expanding in Polan, India and China, and has won a slew of new aerospace supply contracts

Production rates have reached historic highs.

An Airbus subsidiary since 2011, Satair plays an important supporting role.

Destined for public service, the rotorcraft range from light singles to heavy twins.

Derby, UK-based company will support Make it in India initiative

UK specialty steel producer harnesses value added services to create turnkey solutions

New fleet data collection and analysis solution can be installed on an aircraft "within hours"

Consumer resistance a key obstacle to adoption, however

Under-wing cargo pods can be delivered ballistically, or via parachute.

Red Bull’s Douglas DC-6B Thunders Over Farnborough

Antonov's An-178 Shows Off Its Maneuverability at Farnborough Airshow

An air-ground communication system for Airbus Helicopters is just one of the many projects the U.S. company is working on.

This year's air show will feature a wide range of aircraft from GA to fighters, along with the usual latest display of new airliners.

JetSmarter will grant access to member pricing for non-members through July 25.

Elit’Avia Asia has opened offices in Hong Kong and Bangkok.

Work performed under first contract with Border Security Forces, and now "further cooperation is being discussed."

Northrop Grumman announced CEO Wes Bush will be stepping down by January 1, 2019. Current COO and president Kathy Warden will take over the position.

UK provider of washing solutions and surface treatment machines has built more than 600 turnkey installations around the world

UK’s exit from EASA could halt aerospace production lines, warn executives.

GAMA supported the UK's proposed continued involvement in EASA, but said little time remains to work out details in areas such as oversight.

U.S. company will protect the Kingdom's critical infrastructure through vulnerability assessments and cyber oversight.

UK company showcases products from more than half a dozen top quality German and French manufacturers.