Content Archive: June 2011

Raytheon revealed a hyperspectral sensor, which has been adapted to the MQ-1 Predator UAV, at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday.

Nearly a year after the Sukhoi T-50 made its first flight, another fifth-generation fighter program made its debut, in the form of Chengdu’s J-20.

New Boeing analysis of future passenger- and cargo-capacity requirements confirms the trend toward ever-bigger jetliners, although its perception of globa

ATR has revealed another of its previously undisclosed customers–Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC).

Eurocopter Malaysia will be the anchor customer for a new helicopter center that is soon be constructed at the Malaysian International Aerospace Centre at

Ukraine’s Antonov has come a long way since it was last here at the Paris Air Show, but it still has a long way to go.

Ethics in the global aerospace industry is one of many topics that CEOs from the U.S.

MBDA Deutschland conducted three firing trials of its PARS 3 LR fire-and-forget precision missile in late April as part of its campaign to sell the weapo

Sikorsky Aircraft president Jeff Pino shed more light on the company’s investment in Albuquerque, N.M.-based Eclipse Aerospace, including the possibility o

Sikorsky has announced the end of S-76C++ production, thus firming up S-76D delivery plans for next year.