The flight-management systems market will hit $3.13 billion by 2021, according to consulting company ASDReports, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 6.23%.
French civil-aviation authority DGAC in July renewed a contract with privately held Organisme pour la Securite de l’Aviation Civile (OSAC) for the continuing delegation, until 2022, of a number of safety missions in the field.
Record profits announced by Qantas Airways are supporting the carrier’s planned investments in onboard connectivity, fleet upgrades and further growth in Asia.
A solid-state sensor designed to warn pilots of the danger of high-altitude engine-core icing is in development by a Canadian company and is attracting interest from aircraft and engine manufacturers.
BRUSSELS—Terrorist attacks and July’s failed coup in Turkey are dampening Turkish Airlines’ traffic target, and the carrier said it now expects to transport 63.4 million passengers this year—down from guidance earlier this year of 72.4 million passengers. &n
An environmental group is warning that the international aviation community’s draft plan to meet its goal of carbon-neutral growth might not slow emissions as much as expected.
BEIJING—Chinese government promotions likely are a key factor behind the unusual prevalence of Australian destinations in Chinese airlines’ intercontinental route development. &nbs
The EC has completed its investigation into Etihad Airways’ equity stake in Air Serbia, concluding it complies with EU regulations, Aviation Daily has learned.
Wichita-based Greenwich AeroGroup has sold Aero Precision Industries International, DAC International and NASAM to a fund managed by Odyssey Investment Partners.
The FAA and the departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Commerce are planning to create a new cross-government program to investigate replacement options for long-range, short-range and weather radar systems supporting the aviation sector in the continental U.S.
Japan Airlines (JAL) and Singapore Changi Airport have modified procedures following the attempted takeoff of a JAL Boeing 767-300ER on a taxiway parallel to the correct takeoff runway at Changi early on the morning of July 12, 2015.
Air New Zealand plans to launch a cabin-refurbishment program for its Boeing 777-300ER fleet, and is also expanding premium classes in its upcoming 787-9 deliveries.
