Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) displayed the mockup of its twin-engine T625 multi-role helicopter in Paris.
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Avio Aero will produce the additive-manufactured components of the General Electric ATP (Advanced Turboprop) engine for the general aviation market.
The Airbus Group integration process has reached a new phase following the merger of the Group structure with its largest division, Commercial Aircraft, on 1st July.
The Airbus Helicopters H215 has kicked off a two-week demonstration tour in China. Initial demo flights in Zhuhai will be followed by flights to Shenzhen and Lijiang.
Rolls-Royce has announced a £150m investment in civil aerospace facilities in the UK to support the planned doubling of engine production.
Thales says that its newly expanded facility in Changi is now the company’s largest repair activities hub worldwide.
Mahindra Aerospace has announced Australian and U.S. certification for its Airvan 10 single-engine turboprop light utility aircraft.
Airbus Helicopters has started flight trials of an optionally piloted vehicle demonstrator for the future VSR700 shipborne rotary-wing tactical unmanned aerial vehicle.
NASA has announced the successful completion of the preliminary design review (PDR) of its Quiet Supersonic Transport (QueSST) aircraft project.
Safran has chosen Maini Precision Products to manufacture the LPT guide vanes for the LEAP engine — a significant step up the technology value chain for the Indian aerospace industry.
French companies are forming joint ventures with Indian partners to meet offset commitments under the Indian Rafale contract.
Safran and Hanwha of Korea have signed a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding designed to expand the scope of collaboration between the two groups to include all of their subsidiaries' business sectors.
Safran Helicopter Engines has announced the first ground run of the Arriel 2L2 engine for South Korea’s LAH helicopter.
The A380plus would feature increased passenger capacity options and new winglets providing up to 4% fuel burn savings.
Boeing is restructuring its Defence, Space and Security unit to accelerate decision-making and boost competitiveness.
Kratos Defence & Security Solutions will present its XQ-222 Valkyrie and UTAP-22 Mako UAVs, designed to complement manned aircraft in contested airspace.
Rolls-Royce has officially opened a Trent XWB assembly line in Dahlewitz, Germany, which is due to deliver two engines per week by the end of the year.
Construction has started on a new aircraft engine component repair facility for Airfoils Advanced Solutions, the joint venture between Safran Aircraft Engines and AFI KLM E&M.
Rolls-Royce has opened its new Airline Aircraft Availability Centre, monitoring terabytes of data from thousands of engines per day.
BAE Systems describes the aircraft as “a concept of a future variant” of its widely sold jet trainer, which has been in service with the RAF since 1976.
Safran has acquired a stake in Safety Line, a start-up company developing safety, fuel economy and environmental solutions for airlines and airports.
The International Air Transport Association is calling for governments to implement policies to accelerate the deployment of sustainable aviation fuels.
Airbus and China have signed an MoU to expand cooperation between Airbus and Chinese aviation industry.
Qantas and Jetstar have awarded a Boeing 787 fleet component support contract to AFI KLM E&M, which now supports 193 Boeing 787s worldwide.
Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser reusable spacecraft, designed to ferry cargo to the ISS, has successfully passed a NASA integration review.
Leonardo and IMP have re-established Team Cormorant to support modernization of and expansion of Canada’s fleet of SAR helicopters.
STELIA Aerospace has delivered the fully equipped nose section of the first BelugaXL from its Méaulte site. Based on the A330, the BelugaXL will replace the current BelugaST.
Rocket Lab’s lightweight Electron rocket successfully reached space on 25th May, the first step towards a commercial launch operation aimed at the growing CubeSat market.
Airbus Helicopters has announced the start of construction work on the H135 final assembly line in Qingdao, Shandong Province. The first aircraft roll-out is planned for 2019.
The combination of two intermediate-sized companies – one French, the other Indian – has created a new entity with big ambitions in aerospace.
Lockheed Martin has announced the first flight of its LM-100J commercial freighter aircraft, an upgraded version of the earlier LM-100.
Rolls-Royce has started high power testing of the gearbox for its future family of UltraFan engines, due to come onto the market in 2025.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has performed the maiden flights of the second prototypes of two indigenous aircraft programmes: the HTT-40 basic trainer and the Light Utility Helicopter (LUH).
During a visit by U.S. President Donald Trump, Saudi Arabia has concluded a major series of mostly defence-related agreements with Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon.
Airbus Corporate Helicopters is targeted at private and business customers, based on quality finish, craftsmanship and bespoke service.
French space agency CNES has selected a French mid-tier firm, Nexeya, to pursue efforts to create a national nanosatellite industry. The two partners are investing in a demonstrator called ANGELS.
The Iranian flag carrier has received its first four ATR 72-600s out of a firm contract for 20 aircraft, plus 20 options as part of a major fleet renewal programme.
The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) has announced the creation of a new national military industries company, called SAMI. The 100% government-owned entity aims to become one of the world's top 25 defence companies by 2030.
Over the past two years, satellites built by Thales Alenia Space have taken over 400 3D-printed metallic and polymer parts into orbit.
Airbus Safran Launchers (ASL) is changing its name to ArianeGroup. The new identity will be effective as of 1st July 2017.
New €43m building on the Airbus Friedrichshafen site in Germany will house satellite development and integration activities. It is due to be operational in summer 2018.
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