Seoul Incheon Airport Begins $4.1B Expansion Project
Chen Chuanren South Korea’s primary air hub Seoul Incheon International Airport has begun a multi-stage expansion project aimed at enabling the facility to handle 106 million passengers by 2024. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/32YIeBB via IFTTT
OHB Outlines Plans For Mini Launcher
OHB is proceeding with its plan to design and operate a launcher for placing satellites up to 440 lb. in low Earth orbit. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/2KCM39j via IFTTT
Boeing Offers Radar, Intel Pod For Export P-8 Buyers
Boeing is in the final stages of testing the Multi-Mission Pod (MMP) for P-8A export customers that want to add other intelligence-gathering sensors, including a ground surveillance radar, to the surface vessel- and submarine-hunting aircraft, an executive said Nov. 19. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/2pwIp9I via IFTTT
Anticipating Drones, KHI Develops Small Turbojets
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has developed two turbojets in anticipation of defense ministry requirements for single-use reconnaissance, jamming or target drones. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/332b18y via IFTTT
ANA, JAL Detail Routes Served With New Haneda Slots
Japan’s major airlines will use their new slots at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport with a mix of new destinations, additional frequencies, and flights switched from Tokyo Narita Airport. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/37pmaUv via IFTTT
Lockheed Martin Offers Sea Hercules To NATO
Lockheed Martin has offered the C-130J to NATO as a maritime patrol aircraft (MPA), a company official said Nov. 18. read more from Aviation Week – Aerospace Defense, Business & Commercial News https://ift.tt/2QIVPuH via IFTTT
