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The low-cost satcom weighs about 12 pounds and offers service speeds of up to 200 Kbps.

AIN's summary of defense developments at Asia-Pacific’s largest airshow.

“These are important, growing markets and we are further expanding our global reach to better serve our customers,” the company said.

Project will entail 108,000 sq ft in new facilities and 226,000 sq ft of apron and aircraft parking space.

Partnership combines Baldwin’s expertise in aviation safety data collection with SOS’s flight data management/flight operations quality assurance.

The number of younger used aircraft for sale is still well below peak, but those in the six- to 10-year age range are at an all-time high.

Changes include the requirement that all aircraft operating under IFR must now be equipped with GNSS avionics.

New criteria allow for lower separation minimums for certain pairs of aircraft, taking into consideration wake turbulence-induced accidents.

The helicopter will provide two 429s each to the Indonesian National Police and the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore is the first air navigation service provider in the Asia-Pacific region to adopt spaced-based ADS-B.

Pratt & Whitney has developed a new modeling and predictive tool to boost its maintenance service offerings.

Three of the Chinese group’s airlines have joined the power-by-the-hour scheme, West Air, Capital and Tianjin Airlines

The aircraft are being bought by TPG Aeronautik

MRO Lab here showcasing innovative app

Pratt & Whitney, China Eastern sign V2500 overhaul agreement.

The Naval Air Systems Command awarded Aero Dynamix a contract to deliver night-vision compatible MFDs for KC-130T tankers.

Colorful Guizhou Airlines will have its CF34-10E engines support by GE Aviation.

Pacific Aerospace has reached the production milestone of 100 PAC-750 aircraft.

Offer derives from a refurbishment program on five C-130H airlifters that Australia gifted to the Indonesian air force

Canadian manufacturer has beaten its European rival ATR to unveiling a 90-seater turboprop.

Sabena technics will open a repair shop in Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park.

Airbus and SIA Engineering are planning their first joint maintenance maintenance venture

Whole Pratt & Whitney insists it will start delivering revised engines for Airbus A320neos in June.

LOI calls for firm order for 45 CS300s

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus to acquire six A350-900s to support an ambitious five-year expansion plan.

The new service will simplify issuance of clearances and also speed up the process of revising clearances.

Boeing’s Scott Fancher says the company continues to study a 757 replacement.

AeroAsia and SR Technics have agreed to work together.

Israeli company’s recon sensor has just been tested on RAF Tornados.

Originally schemed around the Saab 2000 regional airliner