Aerospace & Defense

Biofuel Flights Take Dignitaries to UN Conference

Biofuel flights transported government dignitaries to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development.

Appetite for Commercial Aerospace Mergers & Acquisitions Undiminished by Economic Concerns, Says Lazard

According to fund manager Lazard, expectations of a prolonged upcycle driven by strong commercial aircraft backlogs are driving mergers and acquisitions.

Thales Expands IFEC Service Network As New Avant System Prepares To Enter Service

Thales is expanding its in-flight entertainment and connectivity support network through its alliance with British Airways.

U.S. Congress Undermining America’s Biofuels Leadership, Complains Washington Governor

The proposed restrictions on the U.S. military buying biofuels could stunt the country's emerging leadership in this technology.

Bombardier's Faith in C Series Unshaken by Tight Schedules

Bombardier Commercial Airplanes president Mike Arcamone has expressed satisfaction with progress on the C Series.

Lockheed Martin Vows To Improve F-35 Program Performance

Lockheed Martin CEO-in-waiting Christopher Kubasik says the company is committed to righting ongoing problems with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

X-37B Completes Second Space Mission

A-1M Flies; Embraer Delivers Milestone Aircraft

Boeing Counts the Cost of Cuts

Mantis To Return To the Air

Courpron Loses Top Slot at ILFC to Koellner

Study Attests to Air Transport's Economic Value

The U.S. economy is one of the best “connected” of world economies in terms of air travel, according to an IATA-funded study.