Content Archive: February 2019

Astronautics is relocating its Milwaukee-area facilities to allow for further expansion and to be in closer proximity to General Mitchell Intl. Airport.

Twelve members of the union, which was amongst the most vocal during the shutdown, are invited guests of lawmakers to State of the Union address.

The broker is bundling the training programs with its Eclipse pre-owned aircraft sales, enabling customers to finance them together.

Boeing today announced a partnership with Aerion Corp. and further made a “significant,” but undisclosed, investment in the supersonic bizjet developer.

All three crew killed in crash of Survival Flight Bell 407 in Ohio.

$40 million helicopter training facility will include new Thales full-motion simulators.

The aerospace industry still faces challenges fully exploiting the potential of additive manufacturing.

John Yegerlehner has become president of Spectra Jet, Dan Dunn was promoted at Mente Group and Stuart Locke joined Oriens Aviation.

The Kremlin agrees to provide most of the funding to resuscitate Cuba’s airliners.

Russia's TsAGI has revealed more details of the Slon, a program to provide a potential successor to the An-124 heavy airlifter.