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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

Cessna Aircraft (Textron, Chalet CD15)

Bell signed a teaming agreement with BAE Systems to promote and support the AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) is preparing to undertake the first flight of its N219 multi-purpose utility transport in June

Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier (Chalet CD61) announced yesterday that the C Series aircraft program is now on track

French companies strive to find local partnerships that stimulate innovation.

In-development dedicated seaplane version to feature corrosion-proofing and new composite floats.

Embraer said the KC-390 program is on track to begin deliveries to the Brazilian Air Force in 2018.

Airbus DS has enjoyed considerable success recently with its small military transports by offering them adapted for a wide range of roles.

The Indian government is looking at regulating drone use after high-profile incidents.

The UK's GKN is becoming a force to be reckoned with in aerospace manufacturing, and continues to expand including through acquisitions.

Korean Air Force Black Eagles Tear Up the Skies in T-50s

How Scoot’s Boeing 787 Exemplifies the Dreamliner’s Cabin Flexibility

While China has failed to get away from reliance on Russia, it is in many cases Ukrainian technology that it is using.

European manufacturer remains confident that its orderbook will remain strong and says its customers and competitors agree

The TBM 900 single-engine turboprop continues to sell well, including in Asia

Lion Group’s leasing arm Transportation Partners has placed a $4.9 billion deal for Leap-1A engines.

Bombardier delivered 199 bizjets last year: 73 Global 5000/6000s, 68 Challenger 300/350s, 25 Challenger 605/650s, one Challenger 850 and 32 Learjet 70/75s.