Aerospace
News and issues relating to the aerospace industry that are related to the science, engineering and business of flight in space involving civil, industrial and military applications, and similar topics related to flight in the atmosphere of the Earth that are not covered more directly by other AINonline subject channels. In other words, both astronautical and aeronautical subjects, except for those aeronautical topics that are specifically covered elsewhere on this website.
RUAG Selects AeroStretcher Mk IV for Do 228
New technology is lighter and more efficient
Aircraft
EASA Awards Airbus Helicopters Single Production Approval
Single production organization approval will simplify production and certification processes, company says.
'Above and Beyond' Showcases Aerospace Innovation
The exhibit is intended to encourage interest in the STEM fields.
Aircraft
Other Air Asia Is Also Growing
Taiwan's Air Asia Company has a long history and continues to prosper on the back of booming MRO market.
Liebherr Makes Local Presence Known
Its local division Liebherr-Singapore is part of the company's global sales and support network.
Aircraft
Singapore Airshow Aims To Shape the Future
Asia's largest aerospace and defense exhibition showcases the latest industry advances and provides platforms for moving it forward.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Boeing Touts New Unmanned Cargo Vehicle
Prototype unveiled last month was designed and built in less than three months, can carry up to 500 pounds.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
AAR to Provide In-flight Connectivity Support to Viasat
Logistics integrator will manage satcom company's inventory pool under new partnership agreement
Rotorcraft
Esterline Displays Advanced Helicopter Avionics
Esterline has developed a range of advanced avionics that can be built into an integrated solution to meet rotary-wing needs.
Regulations and Government
India Drone Regs Will Help Market
India is preparing to release regulations for drones operating in its airspace.
STEengg Celebrating 50th Anniversary
Singapore's aerospace and defense giant Singapore Technologies Engineering, founded in 1967, is now a $5 billion company.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
GA-ASI Expanding Trials of MQ-9B in Controlled Airspace
The company is hoping to bring a certifiable variant of the Predator family to market in the early 2020s.
Maintenance and Modifications
Singapore Maps Out Aerospace Growth Plan
City State has ambitious plans to expand its role in the global aerospace industry.
Aircraft
U.S. Delegation Includes 170 Exhibitors
U.S. Pavilion features 65 exhibitors making Singapore debut.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Thuraya Aero Showcases its New Satcom Service
Established last year, the company offers in-flight communication service for small and medium size aircraft
Airports
Slow but Steady Expansion Drives Changi Projects
The airport is planning for anticipated growth in Asia over the next 20 years.
Maintenance and Modifications
Ontic Gets U.S. Nod for Singapore MRO
The facility is also a storefront for Ontic's rapidly expanding portfolio of components for legacy aircraft.
Aircraft
Airbus Projects Major Presence at Singapore Show
Largest exhibitor at Changi shows A350-1000, A400M among other aircraft.
Electric Satellite Propulsion System Ready for Operation
Electric propuslion systems for satellites are generating significant interest, with Israel's Rafael being onr of the pioneers in the field.
Training and Workforce
Lockheed Martin Teams with Girls in Tech for STEM Careers
Partnership launched with symposium in Singapore, aims to promote STEM education and opportunities across Asia
Aircraft
PPG Offering Sealant Samples Before Roll-out
New Pro-Seal 815M product speeds up sealing cycle times.
Training and Workforce
Lockheed Martin Backs India’s Women in Aerospace Initiative
Program to encourage young women in India to consider a career in aviation is gathering support.
Innova Aerospace Quietly Shuts Its Doors
The Texas-based company which owned Sierra Industries, Sabreliner Aviation and Composite Helicopters appears to be defunct.
Airports
Maine Airport Now Using 100% Recycled Deicing Fluid
Portland International Jetport is the first in the nation to make the switch to the Type I fluid supplied by partner Inland Technologies.
U.S. Ramps Up India Defense Role
Defense procurement is moving at leisurely pace in India, causing industry frustration.
Indian Defense Procurement Remains Sluggish
Defense procurement moves at leisurely pace.
Aircraft
China’s AG600, World’s Largest Amphibian, Flies
The Avic-developed airplane incorporates primarily local parts.
Maintenance and Modifications
Leidos Selects AMES as Supplier for U.S. Army Program
AMES will have its manufacturing division produce components to support an aircraft program for the United States Army.
Fuel
FAA Issues Fuel Contamination Warning
The problem was noted by operators who refueled in Omaha, Nebraska in the week before Thanksgiving.
