Both Boeing and Airbus have achieved significant new business so far this week at the Farnborough International Airshow.

Neo & Max Backlogs Beef Up As Show Orders Top $52 Billion

The new system includes a large HUD that shows video imagery with flight and navigation symbology overlaid in 2D and 3D.

Elbit Advances with Hercules Upgrades

Modifications to the flight control system and software now give the C Series about twice the range of the Avro RJ85.

C Series Can Do LCY-NYC, or Moscow

Canadian engine OEM also signs GTF maintenance agreement with Air Canada for its coming C Series fleet.

P&W, Wizz Air Ink $2.5B Deal for GTFs

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Cost reductions and product enhancements in the offing for Lockheed Martin’ stealth fighter.

F-35 Flyaway Cost Targeted at $85 Million

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Qatar Airways will take up to a 10 percent stake in Latam Airlines Group.

Qatar To Buy Into Latam

Customer input leads to more seats and upgraded systems to accommodate them.

Boeing Upscales 737 Max 7

This is the biggest order for the Chinese regional jet so far.

Comac Draws Record ARJ-21 Order

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Latvian flag carrier to take first delivery in October, signs Smart Parts service agreement with Bombardier.

AirBaltic Readies for CS300 Service Launch

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Lord of the U.S. continues to grow its range of technology offerings in aerospace, with several successes in Europe and further afield.

Lord’s European Push Pays Off

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The flight test proved Infirno’s high-definition sensor performance and stability in the demanding rotary-wing environment.

Lockheed Martin tests ‘Infirno’ sensor on H-60 Black Hawk

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