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Delays in acquiring Norwegian F-16 fighters have led to Romania rescinding its decision to ground the MiG-21 LanceR fleet.

With certification standards being set high, the advanced air mobility community hopes that the concept will receive high public approval.

PAL-V’s innovative flying car is gearing up to begin certification verification flights next year.

Italian manufacturer Tecnam is exhibiting its P2012 Traveller low-cost, short-haul commuterliner at EBACE.

Leonardo helicopters continue to sell well in the private/corporate transport market, where the company has relaunched the famous Agusta brand.

Launched at EBACE, the Izon multi-app platform from Collins Aerospace is designed to facilitate and accelerate access to planning and scheduling data.

The industry-wide drive for sustainability and staffing for the future were up for discussion during the EBACE opening media lunch.

Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6 engine is now in its seventh decade, and in its latest PT6E form remains at the forefront of turboshaft technology.

Boutsen Aviation has seen strong demand for pre-owned aircraft in the Covid-19 era, and the market is set to remain vibrant in the coming months.

Embraer’s new configurator immerses prospective customers in the detailed design of "their" personal business jets.

Cabin improvements and a payload increase are the principal features of Textron’s second-generation enhancements for the Citation XLS.

Dassault has introduced a seat/lie-flat bed option to the Falcon range, of the kind usually associated with first-class airliner travel.

As ACH reports a successful 2021 for sales, the company and its parent are driving new technologies to make helicopters cleaner and quieter.

Honeywell’s state-of-the-art, hands-free RDR-7000 weather radar requires no pilot input, unlike legacy systems.

In the battle of the large bizjets Bombardier has fired a broadside by launching the world’s fastest and longest-range business aircraft design.

While the market continues to rebound, Honeywell is investing heavily in future technologies centered on sustainability.

Aero-Dienst will continue supporting the CF34 engines of Challenger 600s thanks to an extended deal with GE Aviation.

A new version of an online logistics platform is being introduced to allow users to order and track their shipments at all times and with greater ease.

Advanced technology provider Astronics is at the forefront of cabin management and entertainment and is cementing its position with a tie-up with LG.

Bulgarian unmanned cargo airline Dronamics has engaged FlightSafety to ensure its pilots have the right training to maximize operational safety.

Well-known under its former name of Ruag Aerospace Services, the GA-ATS facility in Germany offers a wide range of bizav support activities.

Since the beginning of Russia's attack on Ukraine NATO has taken measures to shield its member states along the eastern flank from potential aggression.

Equipped with a STOL wing kit, the MQ-9B SkyGuardian/SeaGuardian will be capable of operating from assault carriers and regular aircraft carriers.

The APG-79(V)4 radar is being procured in an upgrade effort to ensure that the U.S. Marine Corps Hornet fighters can meet the planned "sundown" date.

The Marines are planning to double the organic adversary force while extending Red Air training coverage to the East Coast.

The Republic of Angola has placed an order with Airbus for three C295s, two of which will be outfitted for maritime surveillance operations.

The upgraded MiGs were due to serve until 2024, but it is now considered unlikely that they will be returned to service.

Following delivery, the unmanned aerial vehicles will be tested in the Netherlands Antilles in the Caribbean Sea.

In the mid-2030s NATO’s current fleet of aging E-3 AWACS will be retired, to be replaced by a system-of-systems combining aircraft with other assets.

One of the most successful trainer designs, the original Hawk has been retired from UK military duties, and now only flies with the “Red Arrows” team.