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New routes, partnerships and investments expected to boost Latin American and Caribbean air travel markets
Aerospace

The Joint Strike Fighter is fast becoming the most sought-after combat aircraft in the world, as international partners and customers begin to operate their first jets.
Aerospace

By Guy Norris
Another high-tempo year beckons for engine makers as commercial production soars, new engines enter flight test and new military powerplants begin ground tests.
Aerospace

By Graham Warwick
The much-anticipated commercialization of bio-based jet fuel is gathering momentum

By Tony Osborne
Manufacturers push to get developments on track and ready for market rebound.
Aircraft & Propulsion

The U.S. airline sector has pretty much totally rebounded from the slump of the early years of this century. All sectors seem to be on even keel or thriving.
Aerospace

In 2017, the rules for commercial UAS operators will likely become a great deal more liberal.
Aerospace

Aviation Week forecasts show which airframes and engines will be the focus for MROs in 2017.
Aerospace

General Aviation has entered the “danger zone,” signaling the potential for grounded aircraft when the FAA’s ADS-B January 2020 deadline comes due.
Aerospace

By Graham Warwick
In 2017, expect military UAS testing and deployment efforts in countries beyond the U.S. and Israel.
Aerospace

By Lee Ann Shay
See how fleet deliveries and retirements are expected to affect the commercial aviation MRO market value in 2017.
Aerospace

After a challenging year for the U.S. Air Force’s new tanker, Boeing expects to begin fuel deliveries to fighters in August.
Aerospace

By Lee Ann Shay
Systems for enhanced aircraft analytics should continue to come together in 2017, improving predictive maintenance capabilities for MRO providers.
Aerospace

By Tony Osborne
From Chinese power projection to enduring border strife and ethnic conflicts, the world is heating up with tensions.

By Guy Norris
Test results mark an early step on the path to a new generation of highly efficient airliners designed to take advantage of boundary layer ingestion.
Aircraft & Propulsion

Readers share memories of John Glenn; NASA's Alan Stern's approach to managing large projects lauded; "tailsitting" VTOL aircraft concept is debated.
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See the MRO industry’s initiatives, certifications, standards, products and services to make aircraft maintenance more eco-friendly and sustainable.

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By Byron Callan
The Pentagon budget may grow under Trump, but major defense acquisition programs could come in the form of infrastructure spending and fiscal stimulus.
Defense

By Jens Flottau
Airliner backlogs are at unprecedented levels, and China has ordered almost as many aircraft as have Europe and North America combined.

By Bradley Perrett, Kim Minseok
South Korean Parliament Refuses To Lift F-35 Budget
Aerospace

Despite slower budget growth in 2016, new fighter jets, UAVs and missiles are likely to begin operations in 2017.
Aerospace

By Tony Osborne
Berlin is planning to spend an extra €10 billion on defense by 2020.
Aerospace

By Jay Menon
Purchase of Rafale fighters and rising personnel costs consume much of India’s limited modernization funds.
Aerospace

By Bradley Perrett, Marhalim Abas
Australia and Thailand in spending moods, buying new maritime patrol aircraft, helicopters and subs.
Aerospace