Content Archive: November 2006

British pilots are pushing for true headings to replace degrees magnetic when expressing aircraft direction and bearing.

Houston-based ExpressJet Airlines yesterday disclosed that it had established an executive jet charter division.

Following a memorandum of agreement between the U.S.

If the convention floor, static display, press conferences and seminars seemed more crowded than ever, that is because by noon today, the show's eight-year

To the question of when Boeing will replace its 737 dynasty, the company remains tight-lipped.

Despite limited availability of near-term delivery slots, order and shipment activity at Cessna continues to be “extremely strong and is showing no s

Among the defense products on display at Honeywell’s Farnborough International exhibit one that is likely to catch the eye is the new micro air vehicle (MA

Members of the Teamsters union that represents mechanics, aircraft fuelers and other support personnel conducted what they called "informational picke

The CFM56-5B turbofan, an option on the Airbus Corporate Jetliner and A318 Elite ultra-large business jets, is now certified in an improved version.

The first of four Super Lynx 300 maritime helicopters destined for South Africa is on display here at the Farnborough airshow at Finmeccanica’s Outside Exh