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Focus on technological progress and sustainable future Ehningen, 22 March 2023 Modern, innovative, and bold: with its new brand identity, Bertrandt...

Longstanding customer prepares to grow cellular backhaul services and address new markets with network upgrade Herndon, Va., December 13, 2022 R...

Interoperability testing with ST Engineering iDirect’s wideband patented MCM7500 Multi-Carrier Modulator and EASii IC’s Oxford-2 satell...

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TOKYO, 2022, September 16 – Synspective Inc., a SAR satellite data and solutions provider, announced today that StriX-1, its third SAR satell...

Green aerospace company SATAVIA chooses RKVST Team to provide immutable evidence trails for aviation industry carbon offsets CAMBRIDGE UK, SANTA CL...

Boeing has become a founding member of the University of Sheffield’s Energy Innovation Centre (EIC) to drive the development of sustainable a...

Speedcast to deliver technology upgrades and SD-WAN solution to a leading global aviation services provider, connecting more than 40 onshore energy...

As the anticipated adoption of space tourism in the coming years leads to a predicted rise in satellite services, HUBER+SUHNER has launched the MIN...

TOKYO, 2022, August 16 – Synspective Inc., a SAR satellite data and analytic solutions provider, announced today the official launch schedule...

Airbus and Boeing go head to head for deals as sustainability takes centre stage, while defence firms focus on the Ukraine effect.

Moves toward establishing a full constellation Synspective Inc., a SAR satellite data and analytic- solution provider, announced that it has succes...

ILA Berlin Air Show, Thursday, 23 June 2022 EUROJET Turbo GmbH (EUROJET), the consortium responsible for the EJ200 engine installed in the Eurofigh...

YouTube video takes viewers on the ride For the occasion of Top Gun’s long awaited sequel Maverick the Swiss fighter jet specialist MiGFlug t...

The company will provide soldering services to QinetiQ, opening the door to further opportunities in the spaceflight sector Herndon, Va. and Erpe-M...

Michael O'Leary warns high demand for European beach holidays will mean price rises.

The airline will offer new and existing cabin crew the bonus, as carriers seek to retain and recruit workers.

TOKYO, 2022, April 21 – Synspective Inc., a SAR satellite data and solutions provider, announced that it has entered into a contract for a &#...

The industry is slowly recovering from the impact of Covid, but warns more difficulties are to come.

Spirit Aerosystems will make the wings for the CityAirbus Nextgen, a four seater 'multi-copter'.

Soaring oil prices and Covid effects will push up air fares this summer, says Michael O'Leary.

Russia says the move is a response to the UK's 'unfriendly' decision to ban Aeroflot from the UK.

The airline says continuous high winds are making it difficult to offload passengers' luggage.

The airlines suspend services to Ukraine's capital as fears grow over a possible Russian invasion.

The country promises financial help for airlines amid fears more will follow KLM and avoid Ukraine.

Higher jet fuel costs will push up the cost of travel this year, says the UK boss of Air France-KLM.

Under new plans, travellers could claim for delays of more than an hour, down from three hours currently.

India's iconic national carrier has officially been handed over to its original founders, the Tata Group.

Start-up firms target regional routes around the world with quiet, cheap electric aircraft.

We hear from three people who have started their own companies during the downturn in aviation.

British Airways' last two Heathrow-based Boeing 747 planes have departed from the airport on their final flight.

Amid the pandemic, commercial air fleets are grounded in some of the world's most remote locations.

Many airlines are starting to resume flying, but they first need to reduce the risks of Covid-19.

British Airways is a firm in crisis, struggling with Covid-19 and in conflict with its employees.

The chief executive of Qatar Airways says he's cutting one in five staff and aircraft.

When passenger planes start flying again, the world of air travel will be very different.

How much more efficiency can be wrung out of the jet engine - technology which is over 70 years old?

The flagship airline finds itself in a storm over continuing anti-government protests in the territory.

Defence firm Raytheon has developed a mobile system to protect the military and airports from drones.

What might have gone wrong to cause the two recent crashes?

Two plane crashes within half a year puts the US air giant at risk of severe reputational and financial damage.

Indian airlines have been stepping up their recruitment drive for female pilots.

China's Beidou is being used in everything from ploughing to precision missiles, but can it go global?

Farnborough Airshow in pictures: The big, the fast, the noisy.

State of the art airborne classrooms to help test pilots perfect their helicopter flying skills.

$7tn of goods travel by air every year. Much of it goes in the hold of normal airliners. But for those big, awkward loads, something rather larger ...

Three ways that the aviation industry is working towards quieter skies.

Challenges lay ahead for Africa's airlines as they are granted greater access to the continent.

Airbus's huge new super-transporter plane can carry two passenger jet wings instead of one.

Airbus is building a new super-transporter to carry aircraft parts for assembly at its Toulouse base.

Aerospace company Airbus is developing a large projectile to snare rogue or redundant satellites.

The Starling Jet is due to launch in six years time at a cost of £8m.

Humans have dreamed of flying for thousands of years. Here are some key moments on our journey to the skies.

Whether it's Paris or Farnborough, Dubai or Singapore, air shows have a real fanbase. But why?

The pressure to cut emissions, noise and costs is propelling companies towards electric planes.

Who's ordering planes? What's the world's busiest air route? We take a snapshot of the region's industry.

From breaking the sound barrier to sales battles: eight things we learned at the Paris Airshow.

While the F-35 has been one of the main attractions at the Paris Airshow, here we've also picked out some of the other highlights of this week's show.

From daring dogfights to acrobatic airshows: One hundred personal stories of Duxford's past and present.

UK air traffic control is investing £600m in a new cloud-based system to cope with rising demand.

Farnborough may be a small town in southern England, but for almost 70 years it has been the home of arguably the world's most important air show.

The latest images from this year's Dubai Airshow - in the air and on the ground - where defence orders are expected to take centre-stage because of...

Vintage aircraft joined took to the skies to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at the military airshow in Fairford over the weekend.

As the biennial Paris Air Show prepares to take off, the BBC looks back at the history of the show in pictures.

The latest images from this year's Farnborough Airshow in the UK, both in the air and on the ground.