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Software problems with the Embraer Legacy 500's fly-by-wire system is delaying the aircraft program by some nine months.

Swiss company Unmanned Systems is showing a model of its Orca rotary-wing unmanned air vehicle for the first time at the Dubai Air Show.

Huge Defense Deals To Dominate Dubai Air Show

Since the Boeing 787 entered service last month, Airbus is working hard on the competing A350XWB.

Airbus is developing an enhanced A350-1000 variant with “outstanding [increased] payload and long[er] range.

Bombardier expects to complete all the so-called data sets for the CSeries airliner by year-end.

Training is just getting under way of the first military fixed-wing pilots to be taught to fly in Afghanistan since the early 1990s.

Performance-based navigation (PBN) procedures are being adopted on a worldwide basis.

Hawker Beechcraft Corp. (HBC) has brought a special-missions-equipped King Air 350ER to the Dubai Air Show.

IAE Delivers 1,000th SelectOne Engine, Rolls Out SelectTwo

Jet Aviation Dubai Widens Maintenance Portfolio

CIT Taking ‘Cair’ Of The ACJ

The third Boeing 787 Dreamliner arrived this morning at Dubai International Airport.

Sagem's defense and security businesses are thriving, especially in smart weapons and threat detection at airports.

Bombardier Aerospace is unveiling a new flight-deck demonstrator at the Dubai Air Show.

Boeing Military Aircraft (BMA) has stepped up its campaign to sell more F-15 and F-18 fighters.

Defense contractors vie for Middle Eastern fghter aircraft deals at the 2011 Dubai Air Show.

Rolls-Royce's Trent XWB engine for the Airbus A350XWB has logged 1,200 hours of ground testing. Soon the engine will begin flight testing.

Production of the F-15 is currently due to end next year, after the last of 60 F-15K models for Korea and 24 F-15SG models for Singapore are completed.

HyperMach’s planned 20-seat supersonic business jet (SSBJ)–SonicStar–will be able to fly at speeds up to Mach 4.0.

Rolls-Royce is pleased with the “very positive” results achieved during testing eight examples of the new Trent XWB engine.

the Middle East has long been considered good sales territory for Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJs).

The U.S. Pentagon announced that the first payment had been made concerning the supply of Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters to Iraq

This could be the week that Oman Air confirms definitively whether or not it will still take the six Boeing 787s.

British commanders are counting the cost of a major and successful contribution to NATO’s Operation Unified Protector.

British, French and U.S. aircraft began the action in mid-March, in a “coalition of the willing” named Operation Odyssey Dawn.

Throughout Operation Unified Protector, NATO spokespersons insisted that the alliance had remained faithful to the UN resolution 1973.

Empire Aviation is about to conclude a major joint-venture agreement, which executive director Steve Hartley said will “double the size of the company.”

New draft rules for the export of U.S. military aircraft and parts will create a unified list of controlled products and a single licensing agency.

Are kills by UAVs along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border being being aided by planted GPS tracking devices?