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Safran Helicopter Engines and ZF Aviation Technology have signed an MoA to offer a turboprop engine based on the Safran Ardiden 3 turboshaft.

Chief technology officers from major aerospace OEMs shared their thoughts on how the industry can reach carbon-reduction targets.

Privately owned Wizz Air carries some two to three years’ worth of liquidity.

From Learjet 75s to Global 7500s, Bombardier's range of business jets stand as candidates for special mission conversion.

The online event continued the agency's campaign to educate regarding the factors involved with illegal charter, NBAA said.

Following the recent receipt of Part 145 approval, the company next plans to obtain a similar nod from EASA to expand its international reach.

While the Tempest has become a trinational program, the UK’s industrial team is already making good progress with technology demonstrations.

DC Aviation's facility in Stuttgart completed the 48-month inspection and upgraded the Challenger 605's cabin and avionics.

Roland Berger says the next few years will be more of a transition than a recovery for civil aviation, as air transport demand gradually returns.

The Pentagon has issued a contract to Lockheed Martin to deliver new-production F-35As to the U.S. Air Force instead of Turkey.

The aerospace supplier is turning toward build its defense business while looking at a strategy to accelerate a rebound in commercial aviation.

While air traffic levels have plummeted during the Covid pandemic, Air bp still sees a strong case for the continued adoption of SAF.

A young flight instructor ponders the pandemic's effect on his career as a pilot while remaining hopeful about the future.

The race to bring new eVTOL aircraft to market for air taxi services is only part of a wider push to advance plans for hybrid and all-electric aircraft.

A soon-to-be-published report will examine why the UK has no SAF industry and what can be done to launch one.

Europe-based owners of certified single-engine aircraft can now install this equipment in their aircraft.

With the aviation industry facing upheavals due to the Covid pandemic, many companies are taking the opportunity to introduce digitization.

Deloitte analysts painted stark market conditions facing the aerospace industry, but said the upheaval will lead to leaner, more efficient businesses.

U.S. authorities expect to propose rulemaking for an AD specifying new 737 Max design changes and crew procedures “in the near future.”

The UK’s defense industry has adopted new practices to tackle Covid challenges, while also continuing to deliver on key programs.

Roland Berger this week published a roadmap to get the aviation industry to achieve its net zero environmental goals by 2050.

The company rose to the challenge when a customer asked it to reduce the weight of his Falcon 900EX while also increasing its seating capacity.

Aircraft Specialties has opened the complex at Clark Regional Airport in Indiana.

Underlining the association's increasing focus on sustainability, it has elevated its environmental subcommittee to full committee status.

As a preferred partner, Jetex will work with Aerion on a suite of tailored services for AS2 customers as well as expansion of SAF.

The business jet brokerage is the launch customer for an interiors specialist's treatment program.

Paramount Business Jets is providing the tests through a new partnership with The COVID Consultants.

UK government and industry leaders consider the steps they will need to take to generate rapid progress in achieving net-zero carbon objectives.

The company is showcasing its products with a mobile unit that travels to dealer and customer locations.

In its ongoing search for an F-5 replacement the Indonesian air force has shown interest in the Austrian Typhoons, whose future is far from certain.