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Given China’s standing as the world’s third largest market for commercial airplanes, it should have come as little surprise when Bombardier moved to consol

Taiwan’s Aero Industrial Development Corp.

Sandel Avionics is concluding certification flight testing of its helicopter-specific terrain awareness warning system and plans delivery of the $18,950 H-

Aspen Avionics is exhibiting at this month’s Heli-Expo convention in Houston, marking the first time the six-year-old company has had a presence at a helic

The U.S.

For many, multilateration (sometimes abbreviated Mlat) is one of those vague ATC terms that is always hard to define.

Naples Jet Center in Naples, Fla., last month performed a dual Garmin G600 panel refurbishment in a Twin Commander 1000 as part of a complete panel redesig

The FAA has grudgingly agreed to delay certain portions of an original April 2010 compliance date requiring installation of cockpit voice recorders (CVR) a

Recent acquisitions by EMS Technologies have created an identity problem for subsidiary EMS Satcom, based in Ottawa, Canada.

Viking Air expected Transport Canada and EASA certification for its new version of the venerable de Havilland Canada Twin Otter by the end of last month.

Commercial Aircraft Corp.

Cirrus Aircraft is still seeking additional capital to see its single-engine Vision SF50 jet program through to certification and production.

China has long toured the international airshow circuit heralding its ambitions to become a major player in the aerospace sector.

Antilles Seaplanes has experienced problems with its plans to resurrect the Gru

With a firm launch customer in hand and fourth test aircraft ready to take flight, China’s ARJ21 program appears to have found its stride just ahead of thi

With Brazilian and FAA certification granted to Embra

Brazil’s Embraer has given itself until the middle of this year to reach an agreement with its Chinese partners on adapting its assembly line in Harbin to

Last November, Ruag Aerospace rolled out the new version of the Dornier Do-228 twin turboprop, the 228NG, and began the flight-test program for the resurre

Engineers and designers in Nagoya, Japan, have kept busy over the past year redrawing parts of the nascent Mitsubishi MRJ regional jet to satisfy the evo

Safran’s helicopter subsidiary Turbomeca could be back in the contest to provide the powerplant for the Z15 helicopter following China’s recent decision to

Jim Deuvall has written and published a handy primer on aircraft performance that can help pilots expand their understanding of how jets perform.

Eurocopter (Stand H23) has chosen a strategy of partnerships in Asia.

SIA Engineering (SIAEC) and Pratt & Whitney have signed a partnership deal that will see the Singaporean MRO provider participate in the PW1000G risk-reven

The full launch of the new Airbus logistics center in China’s Tianjin Free Trade Zone is due to occur next month.

When Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) developed the T-50 Golden Eagle in partnership with Lockheed Martin in 2001 hopes were high in South Korea that the o

GKN Aerospace has delivered the first windshields as part of a contract with Boeing to design and develop, bird-strike test and qualify the new anti-spall

In just under two years of operation, the National Air Transportation Association’s (NATA) online professional line service training (PLST) course has alre

Forecast International, known for development of the 10-year unit and value production forecast for aerospace, defense, electronics and power systems indus

The recent selection of CFM International’s LEAP-X1C engine to power the 150- to 190-seat C919 airliner family being developed by Commercial Aircraft of Co

Pentastar Aviation has signed up its first emergency medical services (EMS) customer and is now running all University of Michigan Health System Survival F