Eric Fanning, president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association, was previously the secretary of the U.S. Army. He spoke with Aviation Week Network just before the Singapore Airshow about pressures on the supply chain, budget and how industry is working to spur innovation and reduce carbon emissions.
It can be difficult for a small company to manage to attract sufficient attention to win business. Horizon Technologies has managed the challenge, which is formidable even for companies with an in-demand and innovative product range.
An uncoordinated response to the coronavirus outbreak is making the effects on the airline industry far worse, according to Andrew Herdman, Director General of the Association of Asia-Pacific Airlines (AAPA).
Rolls-Royce plans to increase engine production at its Singapore assembly plant at Seletar within the next few years as the uptake for widebody airliners shifts to Asia.
Following successful collaborations with organizers Experia Events in 2016 and 2018, Jet Aviation is handling all customer demonstration flights during the Singapore Airshow again this year.
Canadian-headquartered CAE has long since ceased to consider itself primarily a manufacturer of simulators. Today, it is in the business of providing integrated training solutions.
If there is an atmosphere of relief around the British pavilion at the Singapore Airshow this week, this will likely be in part because December’s UK general election has helped end some of the uncertainty around the nation’s future direction.
Dismounted forces are always at a disadvantage when it comes to heavy weapons. That’s why Rafael is introducing two new guided weapons providing the infantry a “tactical multi-domain” capability.
