Paris Airshow 2017
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Space-based satellite systems are allowing better internet services for flyers.
The U.S. plane manufacturer Boeing has beaten Europe's Airbus in the race for new orders at the Paris Air Show this week.
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NASA and American multinational conglomerate Honeywell say they now know how to reduce sonic booms when flying a supersonic aircraft over land following the completion of a two-year study.
These will eject from the plane and float on water in the event of a crash into the sea.
The return of Concorde supersonic flight has been brought a step closer on the news that 5 airlines have placed orders with U.S. firm Boom.
Flight training specialists are warning that within ten years the global airline industry faces a massive shortfall of pilots.
The world wants to fly, or at least a growing number of people around the world do and that's lifting forecasts for new planes, especially narrow-body models, to an all-time high.
Bombardier has dismissed rival Boeing's claim that the Canadian firm is using government subsidies to dump its C-series planes on to the aviation market.
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The U.S. Department of Defense says the presence of the F-35 fighter jet in Paris is a clear sign of the U.S. commitment to NATO.
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg says hypersonic jets may become a reality in the next decade or two.
United Technologies CEO Greg Hayes told CNBC Monday that President Donald Trump stands out from his predecessors because he listens to the company.
Airbus says it isn't worried about the new offering from rival Boeing as it announced 100 new orders for its A320 aircraft.
Boeing has received strong demand for the much-anticipated launch of its 737 MAX single-aisle aircraft at the Paris Air Show on Monday.
The European aerospace giant Airbus has announced an upgraded version of the world's biggest passenger jet, the A380.
President Trump and Lockheed Martin are on the same page when it comes to delivering value for money for U.S. taxpayers, CEO Marillyn Hewson said.
The U.S. plane manufacturer Boeing has taken a commanding lead over Airbus in the race to win new orders at the Paris Air Show this week.
About Paris Airshow 2017
- The International Paris Air Show is celebrating its 52nd anniversary this year with the big movers and shakers in the aerospace and defense industry all attending the event. As ever, Boeing and Airbus are the two companies in the spotlight, hunting out those multimillion-dollar orders, but all the key players from the world of civil and military aviation are in the French capital. CNBC brings you exclusive interviews, videos, features and whole host of insight into the industry.
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