Lockheed Martin agrees to a deal worth $480 Million for a dozen “cargo-carrying hybrid airships. These helium-filled airships are over a football field in length, can hold 19 passengers, not including the crew, and can haul over 20 metric tons of cargo each trip. Read more >>

BAE Systems plc. has successfully completed trials involving their air-to-surface MBDA Brimstone missiles and their Eurofighter Typhoon Jet. Read more >>

The Boeing Company has recently announced that Kawasaki Heavy Industries, the 787 program partner, has started the major assembly for the Boeing 787-10, which is the biggest of the three family members of the Dream-liner aircraft.  In Japan on March 14, 2016, Kawasaki Heavy Industries initiated the installation of the circular frames inside of the mid-forward section of the aircraft's fuselage. The commencement of the aircraft’s assembly comes a full two weeks prior to the original scheduled dates. Read more >>

In the world of general and utility aviation, few names command as much respect and trust as Hartzell Propeller. Known for its dedication to craftsmanship, innovation, and performance, the company has held a global reputation of being a leading propeller manufacturer for aircraft. One of their most impressive developments is the Hartzell Trailblazer Propeller, a composite design that is specifically engineered to support backcountry and bush flying needs. In this blog, we will provide a comprehensive look at the Trailblazer propeller, exploring its core features and advantages, as well as why Hartzell continues to be a standout brand in aviation propulsion. Read more >>

The new Airbus twin engine is currently labeled as “A350-8000”. It is able to seat 400 people, 4 shy of the largest seated twin engine carrier, the Boeing 777-9. The fight for the best largest twin engine commercial jet is on. Airbus currently holds the title for the world’s largest passenger airliner with the double Decker A380. Read more >>