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Indian Army test fires Brahmos missile ||

Affiliation of ICG ship Shaurya with 3rd(Naga Hills) battalion of Assam Rifles ||

French defence procurement agency selects Thales and Sopra Steria to expand Big Data capabilities of the armed forces ||

GA-ASI Honors Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions as a Supplier of the Year ||

24th May in History ||

Rostec to launch production of the T-500 ||

Brahmos launched successfully from Su-30MKI ||

HMS Westminster in NATO Baltic Mission ||

HMS Queen Elizabeth passes dry dock inspection ||

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CAAS AND Thales to kick-start R&D of an open air traffic management system architecture

Madrid. 13 March 2019. An Open Air Traffic Management (ATM) system architecture will be the cornerstone of Singapore’s future ATM system.The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and…Read more ›

Tagged with: Air Navigation Service Providers, Air Traffic Management, Alex Cresswell, ANSPs, Asia-Pacific, ATM system, ATM System architecture, ATM technologies, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, digital aviation field, Mr Alex Cresswell, Mr Kevin Shum, President Land and Air Systems, World ATM Congress

Honeywell Software Helps J-Air Lower Fuel Costs And Improve Fleet Performance

Tokyo. 11 March 2019. Honeywell has been selected by J-Air, a wholly owned subsidiary of Japan Airlines, to provide its GoDirect™ Flight Efficiency analytics software to help the airline access detailed analyses…Read more ›

Tagged with: analytics software, Asia-Pacific, Brian Davis, Embraer E170, Embraer E190, Etihad Airways, Fuel Group, GoDirect Flight Efficiency software, GoDirect™ Flight Efficiency, Gulf Air, Honeywell Software, Improve Fleet Performance, International Airline Group, J-Air Lower Fuel Costs, Japan Airlines, Kosuke Kuroda, reduce fuel consumption

Ian Bell, VP & GM, Middle East & Asia Pacific, CAE briefing to Chaitali Bag, ADU at IDEX 2019.

Tagged with: Asia-Pacific, Chaitali Bag, Ian Bell, Middle East

Eagle Services Asia Inducts First Pratt & Whitney GTF™ Engine

Singapore. 08 January 2019 . Pratt & Whitney’s Singapore engine center, Eagle Services Asia (ESA), a member in the global network of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities that service Pratt & Whitney’s GTF…Read more ›

Tagged with: Asia-Pacific, Brendon McWilliam, Delta TechOps, Eagle Services Asia, Engine Alliance LLC, generation aircraft engines, global network, GP7200 engine, GTF engine, GTF MRO, JAEC, Japanese Aero Engines Corporation, LHT, Lufthansa Technik, MRO, PW1100G-JM engine, Singapore engine center, Ying-Kiong Yip

Boeing bullish on Indian aviation growth

2,300 new airplanes worth $320 billion in 20 years is the forecast Low fares on India a major concern By Sangeeta Saxena New Delhi. 19 December 2018. International…Read more ›

Tagged with: Asia-Pacific, Asia-Pacific Region, aviation industry, Boeing bullish, Boeing commercial Airplanes, Boston Consulting Group, Common Use Passenger Processing System, CUPPS, Current Market Outlook, digit traffic, digital analytics, domestic air traffic, Dr. Dinesh Keskar, Indian aviation growth, Indian aviation market, International aircraft, Low Cost Carriers, maintenance and engineering, Regional Connectivity Scheme, regional jets, Services Market Outlook

Saab Appoints Ola Rignell as India Head

New Delhi. 12 September 2018. Saab has appointed the former Gripen test pilot and Head of Saab Malaysia, Ola Rignell, as the new Chairman & Managing Director of…Read more ›

Tagged with: Appointments, Asia-Pacific, aviation training, Beechcraft King Air, Business Area Support & Services, Business Development, civilian flight operations, Dean Rosenfield, F-16, FMV, GCAS, Ground Collision Avoidance System, Gulfstream G550, Head of Country Unit India, Head of Saab Market Area, Indian market, international armed forces, Jan Widerstrom, Lockheed Martin, NASA, Ola Rignell, Saab India Technology Pvt Ltd, Saab Malaysia, SITPL, Sweden’s Gripen programme, Swedish Air Force, Swedish fighters, Tornado, USAF

Biman Signs Order for Three New Bombardier Q400 Aircraft

Toronto. 11 September 2018. Bombardier Commercial Aircraft announced today that Biman Bangladesh Airlines Ltd. has ordered three new Q400 turboprops by signing a purchase agreement with the Canadian Commercial…Read more ›

Tagged with: Asia-Pacific, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Biman Bangladesh Airlines Ltd, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, Bombardier Q400 Aircraft, Canadian Commercial Corporation, François Cognard, Ian McLeod, Mr. A M Mosaddique Ahmed

Airbus and STC Specialized team up to make the Hajj 2018 safer

Reliable secure communication infrastructure has contributed to a fearless stay of more than two million pilgrims at the holy sites in Makkah, Saudi Arabia Dubai, UAE – 2…Read more ›

Tagged with: Aerospace, airbus, Asia-Pacific, audi Government, Dr. Fahad Bin Mushayt, Hajj 2018 Safer, Hajj pilgrimage, House of Invention International, Muslim pilgrimage, Saudi Arabia, Secure Land Communications, Selim Bouri, STC Specialized, telecom companies

Boeing, VietJet Sign Agreement for 100 737 MAX Airplanes

FARNBOROUGH, United Kingdom. 19 July 2018. Boeing and VietJet signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the 2018 Farnborough International for an additional 100 737 MAX airplanes. The agreement,…Read more ›

Tagged with: 737 MAX airplanes, Asia-Pacific, CFM International, commercial airplane, Farnborough Air Show 2018, Kevin McAllister, LEAP-1B engines, Madam Nguyễn Thị Phương Thảo, VietJet Sign Agreement, Vietnam aviation

Embraer Foresees Demand for 10,550 New Aircraft With up to 150 Seats Over the Next 20 years

Farnborough. 15 July 2018. Embraer forecasts demand for 10,550 new aircraft with up to 150 seats worldwide, worth USD 600 billion, over the next 20 years. The in-service fleet…Read more ›