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Curtiss-Wright’s competencies include the development of advanced data acquisition and recording devices for a range of aerospace applications.

Dassault plans for the Falcon 10X to become the first Falcon jet compatible with 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel.

As orders pour in for existing engine models, engine OEMs are devoting time and money to developing powerplants for future net-zero airline operations.

As the passenger side of the airline business recovers from the Covid pandemic, more belly capacity has boosted available cargo tonne-kilometers.

A program between the U.S. defense industry and several military customers called Rapid Dragon allows for delivery of munitions from non-combat aircraft.

Rain Industries is developing autonomous capabilities for aerial firefighting helicopters.

The imminent delivery of EC-37B aircraft to the U.S. Air Force highlights the growing demand for bizjet-based electronic special missions aircraft.

Raytheon, Northrup Grumman introduce AESA for fifth-generation fighters and earlier iterations.

Held this week at New York's Westchester County Airport, NBAA's Northeastern Regional Forum drew more than 3,000 attendees to a sold out exhibit floor.

The latest biomass study by the U.S. Departments of Energy and Agriculture, will examine the volumes and locations of sustainable fuel feedstocks.

Former fighter pilot Frédéric Parisot will become managing director of French aerospace and defense industry group on August 1.

CHC is challenging Ireland's award of a $715 million Coast Guard search-and-rescue contract to Bristow Group.

BGS enhances its digital solutions and data analytics capabilities to provide enhanced customer service and propel sustained growth.

This year's projection of about 200 conversions industrywide appears likely to mark a record.

The aviation aftermarket grew 18 percent in 2022 and forecasters expect it to expand a further 22 percent this year, to $94 billion.

In the U.S., the aviation market has exploded, with airlines expected to hire a record 12,000 pilots this year.

The quest for Eurofighter relevance until the European next-gen fighter programs enter production keeps partners busy upgrading systems for retrofit.

Signature Aviation will invest more than $11 million on a new FBO terminal and ramp expansion at Alabama's Huntsville International Airport.

Alvin Brown, the White House's selection to fill a vacancy on the NTSB, will appear before the Senate Commerce Committee on June 21.

Speaking at the start of a two-day virtual SAF conference, CAAFI head Steve Czonka noted that renewable fuel is now seeping into all corners of aviation.

Finnoff Aviation Products has become the third light-turbine business aircraft services provider under New State Aviation Holding's umbrella.

More than 60 years after their founding, FlightSafety International and FRASCA joined forces, creating a seamless training experience.

An Erickson S-64E Skycrane used the bed of a pickup truck as a landing surface after its right gear detached in flight.

Pilots facing emergency ditching situations during overwater flights can now view ship and oil rig location on the ForeFlight app.

American aerospace and defense manufacturers headed to the Paris Air Show hold large order books but face continued supply chains disruptions.

Pipistrel expands its presence in Africa with the appointment of Absolute Aviation as a distributer.

A weighty scientific report raises doubts about net-zero alternatives to jet fuel.

Hydrogen-powered aircraft programs attract increased attention and public funding, but the task of building a green hydrogen ecosystem will prove daunting.

Europe’s airlines urge more incentives to help shoulder the cost of investments necessary to reach net zero by 2050.

The People’s Republic of China is intensifying intimidation of its island neighbor Taiwan.