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Nordic Aviation Capital inks a LOI for up to 105 ATR 42/72-600s

Raytheon is hopeful that adding its AI technology to the prognostics carried out on the CV-22, it can help increase the readiness of the fleet

The kingdom’s flag carrier now holds firm orders for 65 neos.

Rolls-Royce is buying the eAircraft business that Siemens launched to develop and manufacture electric power technology.

The British Airways parent plans to allocate the new narrowbodies between Iberia and Aer Lingus.

The three-year agreement is valued at 9 million pounds ($11.34 million U.S.).

The U.K.-based supplier will provide fire protection systems on Cessna's new airplanes.

The bigger vehicle has been designed to spot targets for brigade-level fires missions.

IAI and Embraer have signed an agreement to integrate an AEW capability onto the Praetor 600 business jet

The British Airways parent plans to take as many as 200 of the narrowbodies to fly out of Gatwick Airport.

AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber has won the Aerospace Media Award for Safety Training & Simulation

The June 7 crash claimed the lives of all four people on board the turboprop-powered Piper.

Dallas Airmotive is reminding HTF7000 operators of the OEM's Service Bullentin AS907-72-9067

SmartSky’s new 4G LTE ATG network provides Wi-Fi connectivity “similar to office environments”.

All CFM Leap-1A deliveries to Airbus are now on time and within weeks Boeing will be receiving all Leap-1Bs on schedule as well.

CFM is working to minimize for the Leap an issue that it said affects all jet engines.

A new software-based FMS from Universal Avionics promises to simplify avionics design and improve the user interface.

New weapons and the aircraft's open/reprogrammable mission data allow it to maintain its appeal against fifth-generation fighters.

Wrapping up flight testing on May 22, the Savannah, Georgia manufacturer is bringing the G600 to Paris while it completes the cert paperwork.

Boeing's Current Market Outlook shows a demand for 44,000 airplanes worth more than $6.8 trillion over 20 years.

Airbus is test flying two eVTOL demonstrators though it believes its role in urban air mobility is larger than building aerial vehicles.

The company, which operates the third-largest managed aircraft fleet in the U.S., grounded it so the entire company could participate in the event.

EASA has added Trent 1000-TEN intermediate-pressure turbine to previous ADs of the Rolls-Royce engine.

The V-shaped wing design claims to be 15% more aerodynamically efficient compared to the A350.

The airline will eliminate 1,300 tons of single-use plastic by year-end.

Textron completed testing U.S. Army's future Block III upgrade for its Shadow UAV fleet in May, introducing a new engine among other things

Low-cost carrier Transavia teams up with OpenAirlines to launch real time and in-flight fuel-saving application for the cockpit.

The Tornado may have been retired from UK service, but could last for at least a decade more with the Luftwaffe

The military variant of the AW169 is approaching certification ahead of a planned delivery to launch customer, Italy's Guardia di Finanza.

The company’s Falcon 8X and Rafale will participate in the flying display at the 2019 Paris Air Show.