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Airbus’s A350 XWB Airliner Soars at Farnborough Airshow

Boeing’s F/A-18F Super Hornet Shakes the Farnborough Airshow

A400M Airlifter Demonstrates Its Agility at Farnborough Airshow

Saab JAS 39 Gripen Fighter Flies Over Farnborough

Both Boeing and Airbus have achieved significant new business so far this week at the Farnborough International Airshow.

The Laser Air Speed Sensing Instrument (LASSI) is on display at Farnborough Airshow.

The Brazilian logistics group will use the commercial aircraft for cargo delivers once it receives FAA certification in 2018.

Raytheon is pitching its T-100 proposal for the U.S. Air Force’s jet trainer replacement program as a robust training solution—with a jet attached.

Plans call for the 50/50 joint venture to supply prepreg composite materials for the empennage and floor beams of the 777X beginning in 2021.

The new system includes a large HUD that shows video imagery with flight and navigation symbology overlaid in 2D and 3D.

Private air navigation calibration service adds second light twin piston one month after delivery of its first DA62.

Low-speed ejection testing in 2015 revealed an increased risk of neck injury for lightweight.

T3CAS incorporate collision and terrain avoidance capability.

Elbit Systems and Sigint–Elisra have developed a very lightweight self-protection/jamming system particularly suited to unmanned air vehicles.

Turkish type approved by EASA.

Swiss manufacturer breathes new life into a long-successful airframe design.

Mix of military and commercial deals enhance bottom line as it also signs AAT as distributor.

Plans call for the business to remain at its two current sites and assume the brand name MB Aerospace Technologies Poland.

The LoMas hollow steel screw, lighter than equivalent titanium screws, is kicking off a range of lightweight components from Click Bond.

Lockheed Martin’s acquisition of Sikorsky has led to a version of the Black Hawk helicopter with mostly LM weaponry.

Range extended by 329 nautical miles, to 2,904 nm.

German manufacturer touts environmentally friendly anti-corrosives, 3D printing, and electronic control components at its display.

The association is objecting to measures involving mandatory drug and alcohol testing and background checks.

Initially rated at 1,300 shp, future iterations of the ATP will range from 850 to 1,650 shp.

Originally proposed in 2010, the new rule will tighten its focus on the airports, involving approximately half the number originally considered.

Unison has won contracts with Dubai-based Emirates, and Safran of France.

P&W and Rolls-Royce will work together at RAF Marham to support F135 engines and the LiftSystems.

Through an agreement with Northrup Grumman, Nordam will produce three new components made of composite materials.

Contract calls for 811 pairs through 2034 valued at $2 billion.

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