Content Archive: June 2015

Ground testing of the new “super medium” twin continues, while Bell Helicopter proceeds with development of the 505 light single.

Executives try to put positive spin on A380 economy seat shrink.

The field of potential contenders has been adjusted as industry awaits a formal request for proposals.

Low-cost carrier Wizz Air is to buy at least 110 Airbus A321neo narrow bodies.

American management team and techniques injected into Netherlands acquisition by U.S. aerospace giant.

Cebu Pacific is buying up to 20 ATR 72-600s, and Braathens will get up to 15.

Shuster discussed his independent ATC plan with NATA members during the association's newly formatted four-day Aviation Business Conference.

Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman announce partners, joining Boeing as bidders for new radar surveillance jets.

NBAA pushed for bill after members were subject to audits that led to contradictory interpretations over leasing agreements and new taxes.

Sagem and French defense services agency DCI will jointly offer Diamond twins and Patroller UAVs outfitted with Sagem's surveillance equipment