ATR has signed contracts with Bangkok Airways and Berjaya Hotels & Resorts, underling the region’s role as a key market for the regional turboprop builder.
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Embraer Defense & Security has signed a Letter of Intent with SkyTech for up to six new KC-390 transport aircraft.
The Kota Kinabalu Flight Information Region is being modernised with Thales systems.
The Joint venture – called Singapore Component Solutions – is one of the first multi-product multi-fleet MROs to set up a component aircraft repair shop in Singapore.
The UK engine-maker will use THAI’s testbed at Don Mueang Airport to support its Trent XWB engine programme.
CFM International says it booked orders for a total of 3,344 engines in 2017 — 474 CFM56 engines and 2,870 LEAP engines — valued at more than $46bn at list price.
Thales will be Airbus’ subcontractor for MRO across Asia-Pacific for repair of all avionics components on Airbus single-aisle, long-range and A350 aircraft for seven years.
Singapore's Seletar Airport is set to welcome scheduled turboprop flights, which will be relocated from Changi at the end of the year. The move will be good news for ATR 72 operators Firefly and Malindo Air.
Rolls-Royce has launched the “IntelligentEngine”, a vision for designing, testing, and maintaining increasingly connected engines in the digital realm.
Orolia and AFI KLM E&M have begun work to develop a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the A320 family of aircraft to retrofit the GADSS-compliant Kannad ELT-DT as part of the European Commission's H2020 HELIOS project.
Extensive operational feedback is helping the French Air Force to define its requirements concerning upgrades to the Rafale's air-to-ground weapons. Industry has already come up with some innovative solutions.
ST Engineering will have one of the largest displays at Singapore Airshow 2018, with a 2,000m2 pavilion organised into three clusters – Aviation, Defence and Smart City.
To meet growing demand from Asian carriers, the leading players in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) sector, such as AFI KLM E&M, Sabena Technics and Airbus, are continuing to cover the market through subsidiaries and partnerships. Revima Gr
As Singapore Airshow 2018 gets under way, we look at the situation in the South China Sea, where conflicting territorial claims have long been a source of tension, particularly between China and its neighbours, who view Chinese expansionism as a thre
In Southeast Asia, geographical constraints and political tensions have combined to create a growing market for maritime surveillance aircraft. Multiple platforms are being proposed to meet this requirement.
Around 20 small and medium-sized French suppliers are exhibiting at the Singapore Airshow under the umbrella of GIFAS, the French aerospace industries association.
The French SME, now a subsidiary of U.S. group Shape Technologies, is exhibiting at the Singapore Airshow for the second time as it seeks to ramp up business in the region.
The French supplier is unveiling its new emergency locator transmitter (ELT) at the Singapore Airshow, where it will also be seeking to consolidate its presence in the defence sector.
The group hopes to reinforce its position on satellites in Asia, and the share of sales from the Asian region, thanks to its know-how in lightweight power distribution systems. Special efforts are being made to attract new recruits for the group's ex
Brittany-based Socomore has been present in China for around 15 years and is banking on strong growth in Asia to boost its export business in coming years. It is bolstering its presence in China through its involvement in a new facility that is due t
The Normandy-based SME is looking for new openings in Asia through a local network of distributors. It is also ready to respond to its clients' concerns regarding critical size.
For its first appearance at the Singapore Airshow, the company — a specialist in steel and titanium extruded profiles — is looking to finalise discussions with Rolls-Royce and United Technologies, both of which operate facilities in Singapore.
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French flight training specialist Alsim is offering demonstration flights on its AL250 flight simulator at the Singapore Airshow.
Systems on display will include a new towed self-defence pod and a remote operations capability for the Heron UAV.
Alongside the A350-1000 and A400M in the static display, Airbus will be focusing on innovations in the MRO sector and in drones.
Israel's BIRD Aerosystems will be presenting a new maritime surveillance solution for the first time in the Asia-Pacific region.
Boeing is highlighting a full range of products at this year's Singapore Airshow, which will also see the debut participation of Boeing Global Services.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded design study contracts for the payload module on the Chinese-European SMILE programme to investigate the interaction between the magnetosphere and the solar wind.
Boeing has signed a strategic agreement with the Orbital Propulsion unit of ArianeGroup covering joint development of a new generation of ion propulsion systems for satellites.
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