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Apr 20, 2018

Article

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

Contractors Drawn To Missile Warning Satellite Opportunities

The U.S. Air Force’s plan to trim the timeline for the next generation of missile warning Space-based Infrared System satellites may open up a huge opportunity for industry....More
Apr 20, 2018

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Business & Commercial Aviation

2018 Avionics Marketplace: Worldwide Avionics Sales Grew 2.9% In 2017

With a surging market and operations climbing, the outlook for the avionics business has never been brighter, right? Never mind the Wall Street turbulence—things are looking up for business aviation....More
Apr 16, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Analytics Establishing Its Place At Airlines

Teams of data scientists, engineers and mechanics are delivering measurable value to airline maintenance....More
Apr 13, 2018

Article

Aviation Daily

Inflight VR Still Looking For Launch Customer

Inflight VR, a startup company offering virtual-reality (VR) headsets for IFE, has conducted test flights with three carriers and identified questions it still has to answer....More
Apr 12, 2018

Article

Aviation Daily

Inflight VR Still Looking For Launch Customer

Inflight VR, a startup company offering virtual-reality (VR) headsets for in-flight entertainment (IFE), has conducted test flights with three carriers and identified questions it still has to answer....More
Apr 10, 2018

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MRO Network

Investing In Augmented Reality

Augmented reality has been steadily gaining traction within the MRO industry for everything from technician training and remote collaboration to previewing aircraft configurations and liveries....More
Apr 10, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

American Airlines Is All-in On ADS-B ‘In’

With a simpler retrofit system available, American Airlines has committed to equipping a third of its fleet for ADS-B In operations....More
Apr 6, 2018

Commentary

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Opinion: Why Aircraft Health Management Will Not Increase MRO Business 3

AHM once again is being touted as the next major MRO business, but it will not be a game-changing revenue opportunity in aviation....More
Apr 4, 2018

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MRO Network

Internet Of Things For Aviation Gets Real

The Industrial Internet of Things has gone from generating excitement about its potential—and hype—in the aviation industry to a more practical concern that can be summed up by “what’s in it for me?”...More
Apr 4, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

New ATC Technologies Reduce Wake Separation, Boost Punctuality

System makes use of newly developed wake-vortex categories allow increased aircraft movements at Heathrow....More
Apr 3, 2018

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MRO Network

How Next-Gen Navigation Systems Will Improve ATM

Air traffic management is under pressure in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere as demand for flights increases, and airlines attempt to squeeze more aircraft into the same available airspace....More
Apr 3, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

More Data Infuses NTSB’s Proven Approach 1

Data stored by a variety of electronic devices provides the safety agency with more clues as it investigates aviation mishaps....More
Mar 29, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Inmarsat Confident Regulatory Setback Will Not Delay Network Launch

Despite a negative ruling by a Belgian court, and having only IAG as a definite customer, the satellite company says its solution is “on track.”...More
Mar 28, 2018

Article

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

What F-35 Can Learn From F-22 Upgrade Hiccups 2

Before there was “C2D2,” the Star Wars-evoking acronym for Lockheed Martin’s F-35 upgrade program, there was the F-22 Raptor’s “Scaled Agile Framework.”...More
Mar 28, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

OneWeb Looks To Disrupt Inflight Connectivity Market With LEO Network

OneWeb is working with Airbus to build and launch 900 LEO satellites, with the primary aim of providing affordable terrestrial internet access to all. Photo: Deutsche Telekom...More
Mar 27, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Densification And Connectivity Define Airliner Cabin Future 4

At April’s Aircraft Interiors show in Hamburg, the cabin densification trend is expected to keep seat design evolving....More
Mar 22, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Satellite Industry Scrambles For New Footing

Manufacturers diversify spacecraft and operating orbits to keep up with changing markets....More
Mar 19, 2018

Interview

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Spirit AeroSystems Chief Looks to Tomorrow's Technologies

As Spirit AeroSystems ramps up to unprecedented production rates, CEO looks ahead to additive manufacturing, composites, supersonic bizjets and air taxis....More
Mar 15, 2018

Article

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

Wideband Communications May Require ‘Hybrid’ System

When it comes to updating the U.S. military’s future protected sat comm needs, finding a solution may involve different approaches and industry demos of tech....More
Mar 13, 2018

Article

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

U.S. Navy Wants New F/A-18 Cockpit Monitoring System 10

The U.S. Navy is looking for a new digital system to monitor pressure and oxygen levels in the cockpit of its Boeing F/A-18s....More
Mar 9, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

At World ATM Congress, ‘Disruptors’ Make Splash 1

Air navigation service providers increasingly are becoming involved in drone traffic management and remote-tower operations....More
Mar 8, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Tools Emerge To Streamline Europe’s Air Traffic

An Airbus-led consortium has developed tools to simultaneously streamline air traffic and make the life of airline operations centers easier....More
Mar 6, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Could F-16s In Battle Talk Via Commercial Space Internet? 9

The U.S. Air Force wants to lease commercial bandwidth to build an agile, resilient communications network for the modern battlefield....More
Mar 1, 2018

Article

Aviation Week & Space Technology

Startup Bringing Plasma Propulsion Technology To Smallsat Crowd

Michigan-based Orbion is aiming to fly Hall effect thruster on smallsat in 2019....More
Feb 26, 2018

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Business & Commercial Aviation

The ADS-B Clock Is Ticking

The FAA deadline for equipping aircraft with Automatic Dependent Survillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) is fast approaching. There are many upgrades programs available to help you meet the Jan. 1, 2020, mandated deadline for ADS-B and Future Air Navigation System-1/A....More