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Paris 2011: GECI gets delayed Skylander back on track
Final assembly of GECI Aviation’s multi-purpose twin-turboprop
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Irrational exuberance by airlines could spell trouble for OEMs
Sanguine projections for equipment demand by the air transport industry suggest good times ahead for the likes of Boeing and Airbus, and increasing produc
Aircraft
Paris 2011: A350XWB shell structures take shape in Germany
One of the big changes when Airbus unveiled its market-driven XWB revamp of the A350 back in May 2007 was the new structural concept.
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Big Frog to stake France’s claim to Reno glory
The Big Frog racer is getting attention for more than just its tongue-in-cheek patriotic name.
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Next-generation Hawk vies for export sales
BAE Systems brings its Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT)
Engines
Paris 2011: Pratt eager to meet A320neo challenge
More than a dozen so-called working teams from Pratt & Whitney, Airbus and various suppliers continue their evaluation of the integration challenge the com
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Thales Brings Consistency to Rafale Radar
Thales is “five years ahead of anybody in Europe or the U.S.” in active arrays for airborne radars, according to Jean-Nöel Stock, Thales vice-president UAV
ATC
Paris 2011: Raytheon air traffic management advances STARS, ASR-11 radar
Raytheon has new developments to report in both air traffic automation systems and radar portions of its air traffic management (ATM) business.
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Fast-selling Neo ups the ante in new narrowbody stakes
The Airbus A320neo (for “new engine
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Sharklets Are “Go”
Airbus has already started to produce the first elements of the 
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Long live the A320…
Alongside preparations for the re-engined A320neo, Airbus is continuing
Aircraft
Paris 2011: IAE to consider V2500 SelectThree variant
International Aero Engines (IAE) will begin to consider a “SelectThree” variant of its established
Engines
Paris 2011: Crunch time approaches for narrowbodied engine choices
Almost three full decades ago a battle was raging over the powerplant options for what was then the all-new Airbus A320.
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Raytheon expands SeaVue capability
Raytheon’s Space and Airborne Systems division has upgraded its SeaVue maritime surveillance radar, incorporating a situational awareness package that has
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Airbus carefully ramps up production
Building on a strong upturn in global airline traffic, Airbus is ramping up production of all its models–A320 family, A330 and A380–while keeping a careful
Engines
Paris 2011: Chromalloy celebrates 60 years in aeroengine business
Chromalloy, one of the world’s larges
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Paris 2011: TE Connectivity brings ‘intelligence’ to electronics
One of the newest names in aerospace is also one of the biggest, but even before Tyco Electronics became TE Connectivity this past March, few in the indust
Engines
Paris 2011: Trent XWB newcomer is mature before its time
With positive early test results and an accelerating work schedule, Rolls-Royce is confident it can deliver the
Engines
Paris 2011: Trent XWB turbofan put to the test
Eight Trent XWB engines–serial numbers 20990 and 20001 through 20007–are being used in Rolls-Royce’s test program.
Engines
Paris 2011: Next Up: Power for Boeing’s 787-10X
Rolls-Royce is working “very closely” on the engine requirements for a 787-10X development being considered by Boeing, according to Trent 1000 program dire
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Alcoa ups the ante against composites
Aluminum giant Alcoa (H5 F220) is here exhibiting a fuselage section manufactured with 
Aircraft
Paris 2011: ATR 72-600 Debuts at Paris Air Show with EASA Certification in Hand
Here at the Paris Air Show, ATR is showcasing its newly certified ATR 72
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Elbit Capabilities on Show
Israel’s Elbit Systems has announced a number of important developments in recent weeks, covering a range of the company’s diverse capabilities.
Aircraft
Paris 2011: Smart bomb heads IAI line-up
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is showing off its latest precision-guided munition here at Le Bourget.
Rotorcraft
Eurocopter X3 Set for Public Debut at Paris Air Show
The Eurocopter X3 (“X cube”) compound helicopter demonstrator is to appear for the first time in public next week at the Paris Air Show.
Security
NATA Concerned with Proposed Airport SMS Plan
The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has formally responded to the FAA’s proposed rulemaking that would require all commercially served airpo