Content Archive: July 2016

The Calvin L. Carrithers Aviation Scholarship will be awarded to four aviation students by mid-August.

AEA will present $1,000 awards to five aircraft owners as it eyes the Jan. 1, 2020 deadline.

The French airframer released its first half numbers, which show the impact of pricing pressure, a weak Euro, and continuing global churning.

The aim of the project is to maximize the efficiency of commercial aircraft.

Announcements by BAE Systems, a new agreement on Turkish missile integration, Canada’s partner status, and endorsements from senior U.S. commanders.

Last year’s AirVenture star on its way for further high-altitude testing.

Hampered by poor weather, and with a diminishing search area, authorities from Australia, Malaysia and China have agreed to suspend the search.

The company’s low-profile electronic warfare business was highlighted in a Farnborough airshow briefing.

The manufacturer will host the AirVenture Cup Air Race and offer Zodiac oxygen masks while providing free GC-012 chargers to Oshkosh attendees.

Textron Aviation’s profits dipped 9 percent despite an increase in business jet deliveries and 6 percent increase in revenues.