Aerospace & Defense

ANA Plans $16 Billion Order With Boeing, Airbus

The airline is preparing for a significant increase in traffic in the coming years.

Elbit To Supply Hermes 900 UAS to Brazil's Air Force

The service will operate the aircraft in tandem with smaller Hermes 450s it already uses.

RAF Retires TriStar Tankers As Voyager Fleet Grows

AIN joined the last operational Tristar mission on March 24.

GE Announces Leap Engine Assembly Plant in Indiana

The company could be hiring as soon as next year as the engine moves into production.

Airbus Inks China Deals as Governments Break Ice on ETS

An A320 final assembly line will remain in Tianjin and Airbus is seeking to develop a supply chain in the region.

Turkey Shoots Down Syrian MiG

Under new rules of engagement, Turkey treats any Syrian aircraft approaching the border as a military threat.

Bombardier “Fully Committed” to Russian Q400 Production

Russia's annexation of Crimea will not threaten the airframer's planned joint venture with Rostec.

Testers Prove Integration of Brimstone, Unmanned Reaper

The U.S. Air Force should consider buying the British-made Brimstone for its Reapers, said a British official.

Researchers Tackle High-Altitude Engine Icing

Malaysians Announce Flight 370 Crashed into Indian Ocean

The aircraft was far from any potential landing sites, authorities conclude.

South Korea Settles on F-35A for New Multirole Fighter

The Republic of Korea Air Force is set to take 60 copies of the Joint Strike Fighter.

FAA Names New Air Traffic Organization COO

Deputy COO Teri Bristol will take over as COO of the agency's ATO.

India’s Air Costa Aims To Go International

The Vijayawada-based airline will start with pan-India flights, as it builds its fleet.

Honeywell Advanced Technology Highlighted During Lab Visit

Honeywell Advanced Technology Highlighted During Lab Visit

Japan Highlights Increased Airspace Incursion By China

Chinese incursions into Japanese airspace.

Air Transport Awash In Capital, but Bubble Fears Persist