Dubai Airshow 2011

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.

Airbus has pushed back the planned first flight of the Airbus A350XWB from late 2012 to the first quarter of 2013.

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 long-delayed Boeing 787 Dreamliner has arrived in Dubai, just as Airbus has announced a delay in the A350XWB program.

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

Flydubai has to be considered a prime sales prospect for Boeing’s re-engined 737 MAX airliner.

Al Fursan, the United Arab Emirates Air Force’s flight display team, is making its debut here this week.

Among this year’s Dubai debutantes are a pair of light aircraft from Sudan.

Dubai Air Show Salutes the UAE’s 40th Anniversary