Looking from the outside in: new industry report reveals how predictive analytics is set to transform oil and gas, but are we doing enough?

Insight from companies across the world brings the future in focus on the pace and development of predictive analytics. A new industry report launched today – an extension of the global Technology Radar survey series produced by Lloyd’s Register (LR) – reveals the pace, development and adoption of predictive analytics in oil and gas. The report...

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How will Brexit affect contractors in the UK?

With March 2019 edging closer, everyone is waiting to see what the effects of the decision to leave the EU will be. For now, uncertainty reigns, with many contractors across the nation speculating about potential far-reaching implications.As a contractor in the UK, you may be wondering whether Brexit will have a positive or negative impact on your job,...

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Zephyr Western Europe M&A Review, October 2018

Western Europe M&A volume and value decline in OctoberPE and VC value increases both month-on-month and year-on-year Both the volume and value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) targeting Western European companies declined in October 2018, according to M&A information collected by Bureau van Dijk, a Moody’s Analytics company, and the leading...

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North American M&A volume the lowest since 2009, value struggles year-on-year

North American PE and VC investment up, boosted by six deals worth more than USD 1bn Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) targeting North American companies remained lacklustre in October as volume fell back once again, according to information collected by Bureau van Dijk, a Moody’s Analytics company, and the leading publisher of company information....

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GDPR Burdens Hinder M&A Transactions in the EMEA Region, According to Merrill Corporation Survey

Merrill Corporation survey highlights future challenges for EMEA dealmakers when complying with regulations, accelerating deals and harnessing the power of data. An increasing number of M&A transactions may be stalling because of concerns over GDPR compliance, according to a survey of EMEA M&A professionals conducted by Merrill Corporation, the...

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Aerospace

Russian Carrier Signs Up For Pratt’s EngineWise

James Pozzi S7 Airlines has entered into an agreement with Pratt & Whitney for the engine OEM’s EngineWise fleet management program, a digital data-driven MRO service.  The contract, which will run for 12 years, covers the Russian carrier’s fleet of...

Aviation Week Forecast Projects $1 Trillion In Aftermarket Spend

Aviation Week Network’s recently released 2018 Fleet & MRO forecasts, prepared by in-house data and analytical experts, offer insights into the commercial aviation, military, business aviation and helicopter markets across the world.  Among the findings within the 2018 Fleet & MRO Forecasts: read moreRead More

Russia Close to S-400 Sale to Turkey

If sales of Russian equipment flagged during 2016, the country is working hard to reverse the trend, trying to heavily market its S-400 air-defense system. read moreRead More

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, December 14, 2017

Volume 262, Issue 52 Publication Info Cover Date:  Thu, 2017-12-14 Volume:  262 ...

XOJET Invests In Safety, Flight Standards, Training

On-demand private jet operator XOJET has responded to a surge in business in 2017 with heightened investments in safety, flight standards and training, the company announced. read moreRead More

ONR, Aurora Demo Autonomous Resupply for Marines

An autonomy kit designed to convert any rotorcraft to unmanned operation for resupply or other missions is set to be tested by the Marines in 2018. read moreRead More

Israel Becomes Quiet Ally In Turbulent Middle East Region

In light of escalating tensions with neighboring regions, Israel maintains innovative defenses With a deep-strike capability and a second-strike nuclear capability, Israel is regarded as a stabilizing force in the region. read moreRead More

Middle East Tensions Continue To Fuel Arms Race Advances

Fighter aircraft continue to top Middle East military shopping lists Qatar blockade and Yemeni conflict show little sign of abating as Saudi-Iranian standoff continues. read moreRead More

Aviation Daily, December 14, 2017

Volume 410, Issue 52 Publication Info Cover Date:  Thu, 2017-12-14 Volume:  410 ...

Turkey’s Defense Spending Hike Highlights Modernization

Turkey will receive its first F-35 Joint Strike Fighter in 2018 Turkey’s allies are concerned about Ankara’s rapprochement with Russia. read moreRead More

General Aviation: Vintage Aircraft — 2017 Photo Contest

This mix of warbirds and vintage civil aircraft spans many decades and includes the last flying Boeing P-26A Peashooter and Northrop N9M Flying Wing. read moreRead More

Fierce Competition Clouds Outlook For Asia-Pacific Airlines

Asia-Pacific airlines face fierce competition for expanding market While Asia-Pacific demand continues to surge, intense competitive pressure is causing headaches for many carriers in the region. read moreRead More

Bird-Scaring 'Robird' Drone Tested At Canadian Airport

Flight trials in Edmonton, Alberta, focus on safely integrating drones used for bird scaring and land surveying into routine airport operations. read moreRead More

The Week In Defense, Dec. 14-21, 2017

Global weapon sales increase first time in seven years; Russia S-400 Turkey deal; Draken buys South African Cheetah fighters; Lockheed wins Paveway II contract. read moreRead More

Fornaro-Christie CEO Handoff In Works At Spirit Airlines

Spirit Airlines’ CEO Bob Fornaro will leave his post on Jan. 1, 2019, the airline said on Dec. 13. Ted Christie, the airline’s CFO, will take over the top role. read moreRead More

NASA Team Studying Hypoxia Put USAF Pilot-Physician In F/A-18

A USAF pilot-physician recently flew several F/A-18 sorties to help a NASA team better understand why U.S. Navy pilots are experiencing “physiological episodes.” read moreRead More

Russia’s MiG Targets Development Of UCAVs

With development of the MiG-35 almost complete, pilotless aircraft pose a new challenge for Russia’s MiG bureau. read moreRead More

Niki Files For Bankruptcy, To Cease Flight Operations

Air Berlin subsidiary Niki filed for bankruptcy Dec. 13 and said it will cease flight operations immediately. read moreRead More

Major Expansion Coming For Hexcel Composites Plant

The head of Hexcel says the advanced-composites provider and Alabama officials are about to unveil plans for a $200 million plant expansion to provide additional polyacrylonitrile (PAN) precursor and carbon-fiber capacity for anticipated production increases of large commercial aircraft. read moreRead More

Dassault Halting Falcon 5X Business Jet Development

Faced with a new set of delays associated with Safran’s Silvercrest engine, Dassault Aviation has announced it is terminating the development of its Falcon 5X business jet program. read moreRead More