Aerospace

ERICKSON, OR reached agreement with Bell Textron to take ownership of type certificates for model 214 ST and B/B1 helicopters, replacing previous

ASQS, Austria opened office in Calgary, Canada to accelerate growth in the Americas of its aviation safety and quality management software solutions.

British rotorcraft start-up Hill Helicopters has confirmed it will develop a turbine engine in-house for its five-seat, 1.65-metric ton light helicopter.

Next-gen three-stream combat engines signal the dawn of a new era in jet development.

The key is the right combination of cost, capability, autonomy and flexibility.

German electric aircraft start-up Lilium has partnered up with Dusseldorf and Cologne/Bonn airports to study air mobility networks in the region.

Ask the Editors: Given current high production rates, it is unlikely there will be a shortage of widebody capacity.

Erickson has inked agreements with Bell Textron for the transfer of type certificates for the Model 214-family of twin-engine medium helicopters.

Europe to fly hybrids; eVTOL cargo UAV; Flying-V takes flight; Lasers for air data; Drag sail deorbiter; High-rate UAM manufacture

Combined-cycle testbed paves the way for Air Force’s longer-term hypersonic vehicle ambitions.

The AACO 53rd AGM due to be held in Beirut on 28-30 October 2020 will now be behind closed doors.

Turkey’s TAV Airports has received the Corporate Governance Award, organised by the CGAT.

Utah-based small drone manufacturer Teal Drones on Sept. 3 announced the commercial launch of its Golden Eagle quadcopter, which complies with a U.S. Defense Department prohibition against military use of Chinese-made unmanned aircraft systems.

Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions is providing embedded computing and networking systems for an unnamed urban air taxi developer, the company announced Sept. 3.

Avinor Air Navigation Services is testing a drone traffic management system at the first two of 18 planned airport towers across Norway.

From SpaceX’s recent successes to Palantir’s coming public stock offering, newcomers are making noise in A&D, but looks can be deceiving.

The UAV concept Grom joins a growing number of Russian UAVs now in production or in development.

EMBRAER is cutting its global workforce by 4.5% (900 employees), mainly from Commercial Aviation, as result of termination of Boeing deal, drop in

FASTEMS released Gantry Tool Storage (GTS) system and Manufacturing Management Software (MMS) that it says increases manufacturing efficiency (machine

The Electron rocket’s kick stage that dispatched a small satellite into orbit for on Aug. 31 has become a free-flying demonstration of Rocket Lab’s Photon satellite platform, the company disclosed Sept. 3.

The launch was shared among 21 customers. Applications for the spacecraft range from Earth observation to telecommunications to science, technology and education.

SpaceX sent a batch of 60 Starlink satellites into orbit on Sept. 3 as the company looks toward public beta rollout of high-speed internet service this year.

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JET PARTS ENGINEERING has FAA approval for 13 new PMA parts, including seals for landing gear wheels, light lenses, flight control actuator bushings

Many companies miss the chance to reinvent for the future and leapfrog the status quo.