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MBDA leads the development of the expendable remote carrier capability for the tri-national Future Combat Air System.

Companies are investing in multi-pronged efforts to boost female involvement in engineering, but women still account for around one-fifth of the total.

Honeywell is offering its extensive product line for military applications, including non-ITAR solutions.

GE and the National Research Council of Canada are collaborating on R&D for next-generation aerospace technologies, materials, and manufacturing processes.

The first engineering and manufacturing develop example of the Boeing T-7A has begun taxi trials at St. Louis as the program gets ready to take to the air.

Embraer's engineering team is exploring a variety of technologies to power aircraft of the future.

France, Germany, and Spain have made slow progress on their Future Combat Air System amid workshare tussles and timescale differences.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries will produce additional MCH-101s for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.

Icare chose the EASA FTD2/FNPT II simulator to train A320 pilots and complement its future full-flight simulator

Volocopter says it expects to complete EASA type certification in time for the Paris Olympic Games starting in late July 2024.

Korea's new Marine Attack Helicopter will feature GE's health and usage monitoring system.

Wright Electric aims to produce a 2-MW powertrain that could power single-aisle airliners and will soon start new tests with NASA.

A partnership between PBS and Ivchenko aims to build a new turbine engine for small UAVs and cruise missiles.

Five aircraft manufacturers have selected Safran's EngineUs electric motors to power their aircraft.

Heroux-Devtek chose S.S. White Technologies to provide flexible rotary shafts and 90-degree gearboxes for main deck cargo door drives on E-Jet Freighters

Daher, Airbus, and Safran are exhibiting their jointly-developed EcoPulse hybrid-electric aircraft at the Paris Airshow.

PHI MRO Services was selected as a certified installer for GPMS International's Foresight MX system for helicopters.

Action Aviation chairman and noted adventurer Hamish Harding is among those missing during a submersible trip to the Titanic.

Piaggio's extraordinary commissioners received 18 expressions of interest for the purchase of Piaggio Aerospace and hope to sell the company by year end.

Airbus, ATR, Boeing, and Embraer all collected multiple aircraft orders on Tuesday at the Paris Airshow.

GE Aerospace and Clemson University received a $10 million USAF grant to continue research on advanced ceramic-matrix materials.

Qatar Airways is readying for deliveries of 10 Gulfstream G700s it has on order, unveiling the model during the Paris Air Show to Qatari dignitaries.

Eve Air Mobility said it now carries the largest backlog of orders among eVTOL aircraft developers.

Pratt & Whitney Maroc will manufacture detailed static and structural machined parts for various engine models in Casablanca.

Dassault Aviation and Dassault Systèmes will collaborate on a sovereign cloud for Europe that will have particular relevance to defense projects.

A new Boeing tool tracks potential SAF availability, underscoring the need to close the supply-demand gap.

Boom added Aernnova, Leonardo, and Aciturri as aerostructures suppliers for its Overture supersonic airliner.

Airbus has also started to trial in-flight auxiliary power entirely generated by hydrogen.

A new partnership with French start-up Ascendance is likely to spur Daher’s decarbonization drive.

MBDA has been studying the technological challenges associated with countering maneuvering hypersonic missiles.