With the opening of its new facility in Shah Alam, Malaysia, Swiss MRO specialist SR Technics has taken its first step into the burgeoning Southeast…

How four aeroengine companies are pacing industry innovation

A 777-200LR, built in 2009, has been retired by Air India according to photos

Former Aviation Week & Space Technology Editor-in-Chief Tony Velocci spoke with Swanson to kick off the first in a series of dialogues with A&D leaders on their views of what it means to compete in this complex environment and the lessons on which they are drawing to help them succeed.

Design, manufacturing and simulation software from Dassault Systemes played a critical role in developing Airbus' new wide-body airliner

This dramatization shows how all aspects of a program could be simulated to allow for smooth design, evaluation and production.

The case for a scaled-up successor to the Boeing 757

A joint safety effort between Boeing and Embraer launched in late 2012 is yielding its first fruits to help with runway excursions, events where an aircraft veers off or overruns the runway. Products of the collaboration include new training aids and updated operating procedures for both manufacturers' aircraft and, coming in late 2015, new flight-display safety tools for the Boeing 737NG.