Content Archive: February 2010

The Middle East Aerospace Consortium (MEAC) has opened an Asia-Pacific office in Shanghai, China.

If Lockheed Martin is to be believed, there’s not much wrong with the F-35 program.

Turkish Airlines became the first customer to choose Honeywell’s SmartTraffic system.

Northrop Grumman and Raytheon are going head-to-head with active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar programs to update F-16 fighters and other fight

Airbus chief executive officer Tom Enders refused all comment on the A400M airlifter here yesterday as talks to continue the troubled project reached a cri

Cessna’s fifth Citation mobile service unit (MSU) and two-technician crew starts service this week, based at Sheltair Aviation at Hollywood/Fort Lauderdale

As was true of much of the industry, Israel Aerospace Industries saw a fairly steep dip in sales during 2009, largely due to a marked softening in demand o

Under a memorandum of understanding signed at last June’s Paris airshow, IAI is working with Airbus to develop a semi-robotic tractor called Taxibot, which

 Ameco Beijing (Stand F81) is promoting its maintenance services to increase the use of its new facilities.

General Electric has started wind-tunnel testing of multiple one-fifth-scale configurations for its open-rotor engine to identify the optimum blade design.