Content Archive: July 2010
UK must boost R&D spend to remain competitive
The government needs to support research and development if the UK aerospace and defense industry is to continue what has proved to be a recession-defying
Engines
Superjet has full power as SaM146 is certified
Powerjet received European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification for the SaM146 turbofan on June 23.
Aircraft
Goodrich’s AIS studies Terprom for trainers
Atlantic Inertial Systems (AIS), part of Goodrich Corp., is the provider of the Terprom terrain-referenced navigation system that is installed in many comb
Boeing Phantom Works pushes new Eye-in-the-Sky program
How cool is this? A high-altitude spyplane that can stay airborne for four days, driven by a liquid hydrogen power system, was unveiled last Monday at th
UK flight training ascends to reality as aircraft arrive
The first courses to be provided under the UK’s new military flying training systems (MFTS) are to begin in less than a year when Royal Navy observers star
Aircraft
Boeing Phantom Works pushes new Eye-in-the-Sky program
How cool is this? A high-altitude spyplane that can stay airborne for four days, driven by a liquid hydrogen power system, was unveiled last Monday at the
A Business Perspective: Business aviation takes a battering
If journalism is the first draft of history, the front pages of Aviation International News over the last two years serve to chronicle the forces that have
Malaysia Airlines Selects Thales Satcom
Malaysia Airlines will equip its incoming fleet of Boeing 737s with the Thales TopFlight satellite communication system.
IAI To Rewire U.S. Air Force Eagles
The Lahav division of Israel Aerospace Industries has joined forces with Fort Worth, Texas-based InterConnect Wiring to win a contract worth more than $50
News Clips: Farnborough 2010
IAI To Rewire U.S.
