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Airbus achieved its first automated air-to-air refueling in 2018, and now the capability has been approved for daytime use with the boom.

Boom said it has raised more than $600 million in capital for the Overture program.

GAMI aims to localize more than 50 percent of national expenditure on defense equipment by 2030.

The goal of the deal is for L3Harris to produce flight simulators for the commercial aviation market in China.

Working with Piper, Safran and H55, CAE is developing a supplemental type certificate to electrify Piper's PA-28-181 Archer.

Porter Airlines and Alaska Air Group are growing their regional fleets with the addition of more Embraer passenger jets.

Boeing says the "reboot" of the Max program is complete and that the company sees a return to a normal competitive landscape with Airbus.

Realigning a road marks the first phase of a runway expansion at Coastal Carolina Regional Airport.

Embraer and BAE have agreed to pursue possibiities for the C-390 in Saudi Arabia and are furthering their collaboration on eVTOL defense applications.

Engineering company updates original engine; new engine breaks record for thrust-to-weight ratio

The GTS 8000 Tcas II processor interfaces with existing compatible or newly installed Tcas II/transponder controllers.

Dublin-based leasing firm Abelo, already slated to take 10 of ATR's upcoming 42-600S turboprops, has now added 10 ATR 72-600s.

When the KF-21 is cleared for service, South Korea will become the eighth country to have successfully developed an advanced jet fighter.

Lessor BBAM has ordered nine more Boeing 737-800BCFs, bringing its total order to 40.

Norway’s Widerøe signed as the first airline to join Embraer’s Energia Advisory Group, tasked with defining requirements for viable sustainable aviation.

Sales and commitments signed over the first two days of the Farnborough International 2022 Airshow covered almost 300 new and converted airliners.

Honeywell Aerospace has tapped TT Electronics to design a new power supply for its next-generation inertial navigation units.

Full-scale hydrogen-fueled ground testing of the Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 engine will follow initial trials on the AE 2100 powerplant.

French medevac and cargo operator Oyonnair ordered a Piaggio P1.180 Avanti Evo and plans three more purchases by year’s end.

Business aviation financial management solutions firm MySky has expanded its international footprint with the opening of new offices in Dubai and Mexico.

Rolls-Royce and Korean automaker Hyundai aim to conduct a joint hydrogen fuel-cell electric aircraft demonstration in 2025.

Two years into a strategic transformation plan, Italy’s Leonardo is growing stronger and meeting new challenges.

Approval of a drop-in fuel standard will predate by several years approval of a separate initiative to develop a non-drop-in standard for 100 percent SAF.

The acquisition cost now matches fourth-generation fighters, and operations plus sustainment costs are following, according to Lockheed Martin.

The highest-thrust version of the Leap, physically identical to all other Leap-1A engines, will obtain the thrust bump by means of a data plug change.

Pratt & Whitney is preparing to start ground and flights testing a new 1-MW electric motor from sister company Collins with one of its aircraft engines,

Pratt & Whitney unveiled the GTF Advantage engine in December for Airbus's A320neo.

The return of the Farnborough Airshow is a welcome boost for an aviation sector, which faces challenges such as inflation and supply chain disruption.

Test flights with Vertical's VX4 eVTOL aircraft will be from London's Heathrow and City airports, as well as from Bristol and two smaller UK airfields.

Engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is developing hydrogen and hybrid-electric power solutions.