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Airbus Studying Further Increase In Single-Aisle Production

Airbus is studying a further increase in production of single-aisle aircraft as the manufacturer seeks ways to accommodate continued strong demand for the A320neo family.

 

Asia-Pacific Boosts Impetus Behind Boeing’s NMA Plan

Airlines across Asia-Pacific are giving Boeing’s proposed new mid-market airplane high marks on the basis of the concept’s unusual combination of a relatively high passenger capacity and wide range capability.

 

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ST Engineering – New Ways With New Technology

ST Engineering and its Aerospace subsidiary are flying the banner for farsighted innovation at the Singapore Airshow.

 

Next-Gen Core Demo Boost for Rolls-Royce 

Initial results from crucial tests of two key elements of Rolls-Royce’s future large civil engine strategy are positive and on track says the powerplant manufacturer.

 

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Business Aviation Taking Off in Asia, But Infrastructure May Stymie Growth

The consensus in the industry is that China’s business aviation market is starting to take off again and that Southeast Asia is experiencing some good growth.

 

Leonardo Studying Second-Generation Rotary-Wing UAV

Leonardo is studying concepts for a second-generation rotary-wing unmanned air vehicle for use in both land and maritime environments.

 
 

Singapore Undecided on Maritime Patrol Aircraft

Singapore’s new maritime patrollers are likely to be fitted with a more robust anti-submarine warfare capability as Southeast Asia sees a proliferation of underwater forces. 

 

Singapore’s NTU Developing ATM System for Drones

Air traffic management systems for drones will be required in Singapore in the future to manage situations where multiple drones are flying together.

 
 

F-35 Expanding Footprint in Asia-Pacific

Lockheed Martin’s F-35 will expand its presence in the Asia-Pacific region this year, as Australia, Japan, and South Korea begin populating their first Joint Strike Fighter bases.

 

Russia's Aerospace Forces Expected to Show Interest in BrahMos-A

The integration of the ALCM into the Su-34 frontline bombers and Su-35S multi-role fighter jets of the Russian Aerospace Forces is not ruled out.

 
 

Malaysia’s A400Ms Work, But They Cost

“A boon and a bane” may be the best way to describe the four new Airbus A400M airlifters operated by Malaysia. 

 
 

Changi’s Terminal 5 for Future Growth

Changi Airport, which is already one of the busiest and largest airports in the world, is undergoing a massive expansion program that includes a new “mega” terminal, known as Terminal 5, and a third runway. 

 

Boeing P-8 Being Qualified For KC-135 Fueling

The U.S. Navy is almost done qualifying the Boeing P-8A Poseidon to receive fuel from the KC-135 aerial tanker, allowing the armed maritime patrol aircraft to fly nonstop for up to 18 hr.