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Pratt & Whitney Canada increases PT6T-9 clutch inspection interval

Falcon 8X program progresses on time but engine issues delay Falcon 5X development.

Delivery due next year

Saudi jets can now be registered in San Marino

Examination of the airplane did not reveal any anomalies that would have compromised effectiveness of the flight controls, said the Safety Board.

KRET is taking a more central role as Russia is cut off from western suppliers, and Ukraine.

The An-132 will be a modernized An-32 built in Saudi Arabia with Ukraine’s Antonov as “consultant”.

Global Aerospace Logistics is a partnering with Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology

Only 16 percent of the domestic civil helicopter fleet had complied with modern requirements for crash-resistant fuel systems at the end of last year.

After a corporate rebranding and merger, New Ameco feels well placed to serve Middle East customers in corporate and business aviation.

Execs confirmed a previous deal for 75 of Boeing’s 737 MAX 8.

Unarmed UAV sale approved by U.S. congress.

UTC Aerospace Systems has upgraded the widely-used ACES II with new structure, stabilization and restraints

Sanctions relief should help Iran back into market for OEM orders; talks with OEMs started two years ago.

Dan Schultz to lead new Lockheed Martin business unit formed by Sikorsky, which will remain headquartered in Stratford, Connecticut.

U.S. company hopes the road is paved with orders in the Middle East market

Executive charter operator predicts growth of EMS activity in the region

Both Boeing and Eurofighter are hoping to get a new fighter order from Kuwait, which has hinted at its intentions to buy both Typhoon and Super Hornet.

Piaggio Aerospace has unveiled the engineering mock-up of the Multipurpose Patrol Aircraft derived from the Avanti

CAE is providing new Boeing 787 and 777 simulators for Saudi Arabian Airlines

Current A380 largely fulfills customer needs, Airbus CEO estimates

Following a long evaluation process the UAE Air Force has selected a Saab Erieye-based system on a Bombardier Global 6000

Accident aircraft had logged 567 hours since its first flight in November 2006 and was scheduled to complete flight-testing by the end of next year.

Third-quarter delivery numbers reveal a business jet industry firmly on track for its third straight year of gains.

Customer deliveries are expected to start by year-end.

Al Fursan, The UAE Air Force Flight Display Team Paints the Skies at Dubai Airshow

Dubai Airshow Draws Crowds to Middle East’s Aviation Bazaar

Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor Flies at the Dubai Airshow

The planned Addis Ababa airport has capacity for more than 100 million passengers each year.

Airframer sees market share improving amidst overall declining markets