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What will the next three months bring – for airlines, aircraft manufacturers, suppliers and MRO providers? And what happens if government bailouts start to run out?
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How could Asia-Pacific defense spending look like in the near future? Craig Caffrey, Aviation Week Network's Senior Analyst, shares his thoughts in the "Defence Spending & COVID-19: What Are The Short And Long-Term Impacts?" webinar.
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China plans to increase defense spending in 2020 despite the expectation of dramatically reduced economic growth, maintaining pressure on neighboring countries to protect their own defense budgets from cuts.
China plans to increase defense spending in 2020 despite the expectation of dramatically reduced economic growth, maintaining pressure on neighboring countries to protect their own defense budgets from cuts.
一体どれほどの機材が長期保管、貨物機への改造、部品取りに回されるのだろうか？How many aircraft will need to be stored long term, converted or parted out?
一体どれほどの機材が長期保管、貨物機への改造、部品取りに回されるのだろうか？
Business aviation is forecast to lead the air transport industry in the
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CEOs say Europe’s business aviation needs financial support, access to airports, help with staff retention and suspension of aviation taxes.
CEOs say Europe’s business aviation needs financial support, access to airports, help with staff retention and suspension of aviation taxes.
After 18 years, SpaceX is on the verge of turning the Falcon 9 rocket Dragon capsule into a crewed transportation system. Here is a look at the company’s milestones along the way.
Technology entrepreneur Elon Musk started SpaceX with the goal of building an inexpensive, reliable rocket to launch satellites—and then people—to orbit with the ultimate goal of colonizing Mars. After 18 years, SpaceX is on the verge of turning the
The U.S. Air Force, in the midst of modernizing its bomber fleet, launched a competition for 608 engines to keep the B-52 Stratofortress in business beyond 2030. Listen in as our editors discuss the competition and what's driving the global resurgence in platforms with firepower.
Craig Caffrey, Aviation Week Network's Senior Analyst, talks about defense spending during the last downturn in the "Defence Spending & COVID-19: What Are The Short And Long-Term Impacts?" webinar.
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一般的に、テクニカルデータの有効性は航空会社・MRO事業者・メーカーの視点で語られることが多い。メンテナンス計画の見直しや、新製品の設計に反映させることができるからだ。
一般的に、テクニカルデータの有効性は航空会社・MRO事業者・メーカーの視点で語られることが多い。メンテナンス計画の見直しや、新製品の設計に反映させることができるからだ。
A group of internal FAA experts is reviewing aspects of the Boeing 777X and providing feedback to the team tasked with day-to-day oversight of Boeing’s certification work, jump-starting an effort the agency plans to integrate into its aircraft-approval process, Aviation Week has learned.
What could recovery in the air transport industry look like?
John Slattery, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, shares his thoughts in the "Aircraft Demand: Is Smaller Now Better?" webinar.
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Aviation Week Network forecasts that over the next ten years, 706 new Western-designed attack helicopters will be built, 588 will be remanufactured, and 193 will be retired. See the breakdown:
Aviation Week defines attack helicopters as rotary-wing aircraft that are unable to carry cargo internally, are armed with a forward-firing cannon of at least 20mm, and that can carry and self-designate targets for anti-tank guided missiles.
Increased connectivity creates new vulnerabilities—from avionics to inflight-entertainment networks and airline back-end operations.
Increased connectivity creates new vulnerabilities—from avionics to inflight-entertainment networks and airline back-end operations.
Even though some areas around the world are opening up, don’t expect airlines to quickly resume maintenance. See the full answer for today's 'Ask The Editors' feature:
コロナ危機が民間航空機マーケットおよび防衛産業基盤に悪影響をもたらした結果、今後18ヶ月で下流のサプライヤーの実に5分の1が航空宇宙防衛（A&D）分野から撤退する可能性があると、経験豊富なサプライチェーン専門家がAviation Weekに明らかにした。
コロナ危機が民間航空機マーケットおよび防衛産業基盤に悪影響をもたらした結果、今後18ヶ月で下流のサプライヤーの実に5分の1が航空宇宙防衛（A&D）分野から撤退する可能性があると、経験豊富なサプライチェーン専門.....
Executive Editor, Technology Graham Warwick responds to today's 'Ask The Editors' question:
Ask the Editors: Instead of the mature horizontal model of today’s engine market, electric propulsion has been vertically integrated.
The concept of planetary protection—the prevention of life forms on other planets from infecting Earth and preventing terrestrial life forms from contaminating other worlds—has a long history.
The concept of planetary protection—the prevention of life forms on other planets from infecting Earth and preventing terrestrial life forms from contaminating other worlds—has a long history.
Among major trends COVID-19 is expected to spur in A&D manufacturing is that the big will gobble up others or take back more work.
Among major trends COVID-19 is expected to spur in A&D manufacturing is the big will gobble up others or take back more work.
How many aircraft will need to be stored long term, converted or parted out?
How many aircraft will need to be stored long term, converted or parted out?
Aviation Week Senior Propulsion Editor Guy Norris responds to today's 'Ask The Editors' question:
Ask the Editors: Anything that lowers trip costs is a benefit to carriers right now, with a predicted shift to lower-capacity aircraft.
#ICYMI The U.S. Air Force has kicked-off a three-way competition to re-engine the entire 76-aircraft B-52 fleet from 2021 to 2035.
The request for proposals invites bids from GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce to supply 608 engines.
F-35A crashes at Eglin four days after F-22 loss, USAF to use rapid prototyping to develop hypersonic cruise missile, Rolls-Royce planning 9,000 job cuts, Lockheed slashes F-35 delivery estimate, and more. A roundup of aerospace, space and defense news.
F-35A crashes at Eglin four days after F-22 loss, USAF to use rapid prototyping to develop hypersonic cruise missile, Rolls-Royce planning 9,000 job cuts, Lockheed slashes F-35 delivery estimate, NASA updates and more. A roundup of aerospace, space a
コロナ危機の影響により、航空機メーカー各社が機体およびエンジンの短期保管に関する取り決めを構築する中で、航空会社は運航スケジュールと機材繰りの調整に追われています。
コロナ危機の影響により、航空機メーカー各社が機体およびエンジンの短期保管に関する取り決めを構築する中で、航空会社は運航スケジュールと機材繰りの調整に追われています。
John Slattery, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, talks about reviewing aircraft fleets in the "Aircraft Demand: Is Smaller Now Better?" webinar.
Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
Two days before he was to chair the Flight Readiness Review for the SpaceX Demo-2 mission, marking the return of U.S. human orbital flight capability, NASA Associate Administrator Douglas Loverro is leaving the agency.
Defense Editor Steve Trimble responds to today's 'Ask The Editors' question about the operating altitude of the B-21:
How high? The available evidence does not give us any specific clues, but some basic assumptions are possible... read the full response:
One number associated with the F-35 program has never changed, and it happens to involve the U.S. Air Force.
Airbus says the first LTE-equipped Eurofighter could appear in 2027, SpaceX shuffles schedule, mission-critical work resumes at NASA Michoud, USAF kicks off Skyborg UAS integration phase and more. A roundup of aerospace, space, and defense news.
Airbus say the first LTE-equipped Eurofighter could appear in 2027, SpaceX shuffles schedule, mission-critical work resumes at NASA Michoud, USAF kick off Skyborg UAS integration phase and more. A roundup of aerospace, space and defense news powered
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As manufacturers work to distribute short-term parking protocols for aircraft and engines in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, airlines are shuffling their schedules and their fleets.
When I started U.S. Air Force pilot training in 1979, it wasn’t uncommon for the service to lose an airplane every month. On average we lost five Cessna T-37s, our primary trainer, and seven Northrop T-38s, our advanced trainer, annually.
Today's Ask The Editors question: How Much Federal Aid Will U.S. Aerospace Sector Get, And What Strings Will Be Attached? Senior Business Editor Michael Bruno responds. Read his full response.
With Fed-backed private sector funding becoming available, large aerospace companies are unlikely to rely on the CARES Act.
Although defense production has largely continued during the coronavirus pandemic, manufacturing plants have not escaped the reach of the disease. Here is a look at some of the factory closures that have occurred since the spread of COVID-19 began.
Although defense production has largely continued during the coronavirus pandemic, manufacturing plants have not escaped the reach of the disease. Facilities have been shut down for short periods of time or the number of workers has been reduced in o
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How could Asia-Pacific defense spending look like in the near future? Craig Caffrey, Aviation Week Network's Senior Analyst, shares his thoughts in the "Defence Spending & COVID-19: What Are The Short And Long-Term Impacts?" webinar. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
Craig Caffrey, Aviation Week Network's Senior Analyst, talks about defense spending during the last downturn in the "Defence Spending & COVID-19: What Are The Short And Long-Term Impacts?" webinar. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
What could recovery in the air transport industry look like? John Slattery, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, shares his thoughts in the "Aircraft Demand: Is Smaller Now Better?" webinar. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
John Slattery, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, talks about reviewing aircraft fleets in the "Aircraft Demand: Is Smaller Now Better?" webinar. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
What is Embraer's current focus? John Slattery, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, talks about it during the "Aircraft Demand: Is Smaller Now Better?" webinar. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
The fallout from the global efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic has sent shockwaves through the global air transport community and causing major disruptions and fleet groundings. Here's what the panelists from the "Air Transport: How Will This Crisis Reshape The Industry?" webinar think of the pandemic's impact on the industry. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
What would the new normal look like after the industry recovers? Here's what some of our panelists from the "COVID-19 And 'The New Normal'" webinar had to say. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
Here's a peek into what was discussed during the "COVID-19 And Workforce: Protecting Our Best Assets" webinar held earlier this month. Access full recordings of past webinars and register for upcoming ones here: https://aviationweek.com/covid19/webinar
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The Republic of Singapore Air Force F-16D+ Fighting Falcon on full display at the #SGAirshow2020 static display.
Wrapping up Day 1 of #SGAirshow2020!
Gearing up for Day 1 of the Official Singapore Airshow. See you there! #SGAirshow2020
EJ200 on display at the MTU Aero Engines booth. Official Singapore Airshow #SGAirshow2020
Preparations underway at the Official Singapore Airshow static display. #SGAirshow2020
What’s ahead for 2020 in the industry? Join us at the Commercial Aviation & Defense Market Trends Briefings on 12 and 13 February at the Official Singapore Airshow, as we discuss issues from cutting edge technologies such as hypersonics and AI to ways in which data analytics will underpin airline development. Limited seats available so hurry and register now: https://qoo.ly/3456ht
Jet engine architecture that brings more efficiency, less noise and the highest bypass ratio in commercial aviation. Now that’s what you call the Pratt & Whitney GTF. Find out more at https://pwgtf.com [sponsored]
The Saab AB GlobalEye was literally just a model four years ago. Now the real aircraft is here on display at the Dubai Airshow and is about to enter service with the United Arab Emirates Air Force. Watch as Tony Osborne takes a look at the GlobalEye and Dassault Systèmes's Mirage 2000-9. #DAS19
The Rolls-Royce plc Trent XWB close-up at #DAS19 Dubai Airshow
Walking through Emirates's Boeing 777 at the Dubai Airshow #DAS19
Rolls-Royce plc Trent XWB seen at #DAS19
GE Aviation has remained at the forefront of aerospace propulsion for much of its first century. Here're some of their major milestones. See more details at https://aviationweek.com/ge100
GE's Avio Aero built the world’s first fully integrated metal additive manufacturing factory and is a recognized leader in the field. Watch as CEO Riccardo Procacci discusses the innovations stemming from the company's lean manufacturing processes.
See some of the highlights from the flying display at Le Bourget.
Spirit Aerosystems continues to advance aerostructures manufacturing through targeted research and technology initiatives centering on seven distinctive capabilities. Watch as John Pilla, SVP Chief Technology Officer explains how the investments in research and engineering are enabling the design and manufacture of systems that deliver a step-change and entry into the hypersonics market.
The Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engine family crosses over five commercial platforms, delivering significant reductions in fuel cost and ground noise. Watch as Jim Speich, Senior Marketing Manager at P&W discusses the geared turbofan market and plans for further integration in advanced aerodynamic technologies as new platforms are developed.
Airbus at 50: Future technologies in the works. Read more about their current and future technologies at http://qoo.ly/xrt8c
Airbus at 50: Future technologies in the works. Read more about their current and future technologies at http://qoo.ly/xmhtq
Access expert analysis and insights into the ongoing 737 MAX investigation today with Aviation Week and Space Technology: https://bit.ly/2E8dt3R
Access expert analysis and insights into the ongoing 737 MAX investigation today with Aviation Week and Space Technology: https://bit.ly/2E8dt3R
Access expert analysis and insights into the ongoing 737 MAX investigation today with Aviation Week and Space Technology: https://bit.ly/2E8dt3R
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