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Air Astana has signed an LOI covering 30 Boeing 737 Max 8s.

The European manufacturer signs Air Senegal for A220s and Flynas for A321XLRs.

The Ghanaian government plans to launch a new airline next year with 787-9s.

The House passed a 10-year Ex-Im Bank reauthorization, but the Senate has shown no appetite to move forward with it.

The expanded warehouse in Dusseldorf, Germany is 22,000 sq ft.

Introduced by House aviation subcommittee chair Rick Larsen, H.R.5118 would enable DOT to use variety of means to promote transportation jobs.

Italy’s government set November 21 as new deadline to receive a binding bid for its troubled flag carrier.

The order will increase the Abu Dhabi Aviation AW139 fleet, as well as add a new type, the AW169.

Scheduled to take effect in 2021, Canada has shelved its ADS-B Out performance requirements, citing concerns from stakeholders and industry.

The Cessna Citation 550, the only jet aircraft ever operated by the U.S. CBP, reaches the end of the line after more than four decades of service.

The purchase of Signature Flight Support's facility by Million Air San Juan leaves it as the lone FBO at Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport.

If the UK chooses the AW149 production could be transferred from Milan to Yeovil.

Refurbishing BBJs will tide Royal Jet over until new aircraft, which it intends to order, arrive in around 2022.

Light jet manufacturer to “expand business aviation in international markets...with the HondaJet,” as China, Canada and Japan certify the aircraft.

Boeing Business Jets has sold one undisclosed customer two 787s, but faces difficulties in the VIP market with Max and 777X issues.

Diamond displays DA62 special mission aircraft in Dubai, and highlights news on the makeover of its DA50 diesel single for the GA market.

HAL is struggling with strikes as the government aims to privatize a raft of public bodies, including the aerospace sector.

Cabin completion and refurbishment specialists display their capabilities at the Dubai Airshow.

At the Dubai Airshow, Cirrus, Diamond, and Embraer aim their trainers at Middle East market.

Munich-based Rohde & Schwarz earned revenues of €2.14 billion in its last financial year.

The organizer of July’s Farnborough Airshow has promoted two executives from within the company.

Honeywell's supply deal with the Lebanese flag carrier includes a launch contract for A321XLR avionics.

The Middle East’s first EASA-approved additive manufacturing center enables Etihad’s MRO division to make quicker repairs.

Airbus Defence and Space is introducing a range of improvements to the C295 medium utility transport, including Pro Line Fusion avionics.

Brazilian airframer expects to submit information requested by the European Commission for its antitrust investigation "in a couple of days."

Jet Aviation and the University of South Wales in Dubai announced a cooperation agreement to support development of aviation professionals.

Airbus says the number of mega-cities in the Middle East will increase from 5 to 11 over the next two decades, driving demand for new aircraft.

Guernsey-based airline Aurigny has taken delivery of its first ATR 72-600 equipped with Universal Avionics' ClearVision system.

Airbus is consolidating all of its regional customer service offerings under one roof.

The spares storage agreement follows the visit of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to China earlier this year.