United Technologies will ramp up efforts to cut costs from its supply chain as one of the pillars to delivering financial and customer performance in coming years, CEO and President Greg Hayes told reporters June 6.
The South Korean government and key aerospace companies have made the low-risk choice of the Safran Arriel 2 as the engine for the LCH-LAH civil and military helicopter family under development by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).
Embraer and Avic are ending a joint venture at Harbin, China, that proved unviable in assembling the Brazilian company’s regional jets and then failed to thrive when it switched to business jets.
While President Barack Obama infamously made business jets owners a symbol of corporate excess, Donald J. Trump, the likely Republican nominee for president, is flaunting his ties to aviation.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) on June 2 applauded the FAA’s publication of new standards for private and instrument pilot training.
The decision by offshore helicopter operator CHC to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection will impact other industry players, Airbus Helicopters CEO Guillaume Faury says.
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has called for a grounding of all European-registered H225/EC225 helicopters after Norwegian investigators found evidence of metal fatigue in a gearbox component from the aircraft that crashed in Norway in April.
The economic slowdown and shrinking overall demand for business aviation services in Russia has not affected the expansion plans of A-Group, which operates FBOs at Moscow-Sheremetyevo and St. Petersburg-Pulkovo airports.
