| Tony Osborne | Aviation Week & Space Technology On Sept. 24 and 25, North Korea held its first-ever public airshow, displaying MD500 light helicopters, Nanchang/Shijiazhuang Y-5s and a Pacific Aerospace PAC P-750 XSTOL, among other aircraft. |
| Guy Norris | Aviation Week & Space Technology The design space remains wide open for a potential second stretch of the 737 MAX family to counter the Airbus A321neo, Boeing says, but as assembly of the first 737-9 nears, the manufacturer appears to be leaning toward a lower-risk derivative. |
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| Frank Morring, Jr. | Aviation Week & Space Technology The transfer of propellant, budget and effects of long stays in space are still challenges facing SpaceX’s proposal. They are achievable, though, a former NASA official tells Aviation Week’s Frank Morring. |
| Victoria Moores | Air Transport World Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp.’s first MRJ90 test aircraft has arrived at Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake, Washington, where it will build hours toward type certification. |
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| Christian Klein | Inside MRO Maintenance professionals tell us that regulatory burden is the biggest, most consistent threat to repair station profitability. |
| Sean Broderick | Inside MRO The steady flow of new 737NGs is feeding a pipeline that will pay aftermarket dividends for years - an estimated $118 billion by 2026. |
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| Ed Hazelwood | Inside MRO At MRO Asia-Pacific, Chris Doan from CAVOK speaks about Oliver Wyman's big data survey reports, and hints that airlines might not be acting yet on their identified big data shortcomings. |
| Alex Derber | Inside MRO Restrictions that limit the ability EU citizens to work in the U.K. could hurt aerospace companies after withdrawal from the EU. |
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