An Aviation Week/Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of airlines reveals how technologically challenging it would be for a manufacturer to launch a new middle-market aircraft.
The Aviation Week and Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey on middle-market aircraft strongly supports Boeing’s own assessments, says the company’s commercial president, Ray Conner.
Boeing is celebrating its 100th anniversary here this week with an interactive exhibit showcasing the company’s past, present and future.
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It’s been a remarkable decade for aerospace, says GE Aviation president and CEO David Joyce. Unprecedented investment and transformational advances in technology have resulted in new aircraft, new engines and a new supply chain.
Two years later than planned, the F-35 has made its UK debut and appears to have brightened a mood dimmed by Britain’s decision to exit the European Union.
While the news that Britain would be buying a fleet of nine Boeing P-8A Poseidons plugged a considerable hole in the nation's defenses, the announcement raised a number of questions.
The UK’s defense ministry and Airbus Defence & Space will confirm that the company has been awarded deals to supply cryptographic key management solutions to three British military aircraft.
Together with Pratt & Whitney Canada, the company expects to have 100,000 engines in service by 2020 by when revenues will have grown to roughly US$22 billion.
If the Typhoon BAE Systems test pilot Nat Makepeace is flying at the Airshow this week seems a little different than before, there's good reason. The aircraft's weapons fit represents the latest evolution of the Eurofighter capability set.
Regional airliner manufacturer, ATR is projecting a need for as many as 2,800 regional turboprops as the aircraft are used to open more routes across the globe.
The U.S. Air Force is on the verge of declaring its F-35 Joint Strike Fighters operational after resolving a software bug that caused the jets’ systems to stall out mid-flight and have to be rebooted.
Aviation Week's Tony Osborne visited RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to see a range of aircraft at the Royal International Air Tattoo, the U.K.'s prominent military airshow held on July 8-10. These images were taken on the arrivals day on July 6.
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