Content Archive: February 2019

India-Israel joint venture views military and paramilitary requirements under Make in India.

More Dassault Falcon models are now approved for lower approach minimums when equipped with the FalconEye HUD.

Following last year's revelation of the Kinzhal hypersonic missile, Russian President Putin has now shed more light on the Mach 9 Zircon weapon

Start-up company’s Y6S eVTOL can already turn on its fans and rotate the rotor shrouds. Funding for a flying prototype is “almost finalized.”

The shutdown spotlighted how extensively involved FAA is with paperwork, Bunce said.

Leonardo's target drone portfolio has expanded with the introduction of the M-40, which recently entered operational service

Spirt AeroSystems currently manufactures composite forward and full fuselages for the Boeing 787 and Lockheed Martin Sikorsky CH-53K helicopter.

The Corporate Aircraft Association, which negotiates fuel discounts on behalf of its Part 91 members, will soon add five new FBOs to its preferred network

On April 6, nav data from some GPS receivers will become inaccurate unless they are reset to account for the next so-called “week number” rollover event.

The most recent FAA review raises 26 “issues” with Thai safety practices and oversight.