The U.S. Air Force’s Sentinel program is still undergoing a restructuring process that began more than two years ago—following massive cost growth and the rescinding of a key milestone—but the effort ...

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North American airlines are poised to make capacity adjustments in the fourth quarter after another spike in oil prices has deepened cost headwinds. Fuel prices jumped to more than $100 a barrel in ...

Africa has been the world’s second-fastest-growing business aviation market over the past six years, behind only South America, according to the African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA), which ...

The U.S. Space Force is conducting market research into new satellites capable of agile maneuvering and docking with other spacecraft for a future Victus mission, according to a Sept. 18 notice. The ...

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Honeywell plans to roll out a 25% cooling system capacity upgrade for the Lockheed Martin F-35’s over-heated electronics in three to four years, the company announced Sept. 22. The P40 upgrade ...

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South Korea’s air force has formally received the first operational KF-21 Boramae fighter from Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), marking a key milestone less than 11 years after the government ...

Demand for CFM56 overhauls remains strong amid historically low retirement numbers and sustained demand for the venerable narrowbodies it powers, a top GE Aerospace executive says.

Ashok Gopinath, GMR Aero Technic president and accountable manager, discusses which MRO capabilities the Indian aftermarket provider plans to add in the next few years.