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Singapore's aerospace and defense giant Singapore Technologies Engineering, founded in 1967, is now a $5 billion company.

China needs a new carrier-capable fighter but is unlikely to be able to develop a viable one any time soon.

While OEMs take long view on growth, airlines struggle to turn a profit

Supplier will equip 59 Airbus aircraft, adding to HNA installations

The company sees significant growth potential in the Asia-Pacific market.

Wings Over Asia opened soon after Asia's largest air show's 2016 edition.

India is preparing to release regulations for drones operating in its airspace.

Investors including Intel, JetBlue, and Toyota sign on to get the "disruptive technology" vehicle certified.

Partnership launched with symposium in Singapore, aims to promote STEM education and opportunities across Asia

Established last year, the company offers in-flight communication service for small and medium size aircraft

U.S. Pavilion features 65 exhibitors making Singapore debut.

New Darwin, Australia FBO adds to HP's regional presence.

Electric propuslion systems for satellites are generating significant interest, with Israel's Rafael being onr of the pioneers in the field.

Largest exhibitor at Changi shows A350-1000, A400M among other aircraft.

ADECS conference here in Singapore heard that the West is struggling to stay ahead in electronic warfare.

Reports several improvements to E190-E2 specifications

The company sees a strong market for its defense offerings in the Asia-Pacific region.

Investment in ATC is preparing the region for more growth as progress is made towards greater liberalization of traffic rights.

The aircraft is among a range of jets that underscore the company's push into new markets.

The airport is planning for anticipated growth in Asia over the next 20 years.

Program schedule calls for 1,000 hours of flight testing before entering service in mid-2019

Lasers, high-powered microwaves, and nets are among the UAS abatement options.

The facility is also a storefront for Ontic's rapidly expanding portfolio of components for legacy aircraft.

They have already been sold to a dozen countries, and newly-capable ones continue to emerge, including a jet.

Defense analysts believe China has still not achieved Western levels of fighter design experise, despite appearances.

New Pro-Seal 815M product speeds up sealing cycle times.

Both jets on track for entry into service this year; company also has G650, G550 and G280 on static display here

In its early stages the system will provide data about pilot response to facilitate the development of better defenses.

Business aviation traffic numbers have been steadly increasing at the annual conference, leading to another record this year.

The Texas-based company which owned Sierra Industries, Sabreliner Aviation and Composite Helicopters appears to be defunct.