Farnborough AirShow 2022

Airbus achieved its first automated air-to-air refueling in 2018, and now the capability has been approved for daytime use with the boom.

GAMI aims to localize more than 50 percent of national expenditure on defense equipment by 2030.

Reaction Engines is leading a hypersonic technology partnership between the Royal Air Force, two UK government agencies, and Rolls-Royce.

Pratt & Whitney is highlighting its Industry 4.0 transformation at Farnborough as “the next evolution in lean manufacturing.”

The goal of the deal is for L3Harris to produce flight simulators for the commercial aviation market in China.

Delta Air Lines plans to receive a further 107 A220 narrowbody airliners from Airbus, including 12 more of the A220-300 model.

Working with Piper, Safran and H55, CAE is developing a supplemental type certificate to electrify Piper's PA-28-181 Archer.

Boeing unveiled a data modeling platform to assess SAF and sustainability developments to reach a common goal of net zero aviation emissions.

Porter Airlines and Alaska Air Group are growing their regional fleets with the addition of more Embraer passenger jets.

The technology giant is creating a European hub to satisfy the growing demand for laser weapons, especially in the fields of C-UAS and C-RAM defense.