GE is an American Giant in the industrial world and specializes in so many avenues. It has more divisions than you can imagine, from cooling and heating, to renewable energy, healthcare and bio-medical equipment, Oil and Gas, transportation, Aviation and much more. Having said that, GE has decided to re-model or modernize one of their aircraft parts plant which is located in Canada. This is going to be a great opportunity for GE in terms of moving forward into the future and getting current with technology and manufacturing. GE is going to spend around $230 million on this project and it’s going to be in the Bromont facility in Canada. This facility specializes in manufacturing aircraft engine parts including and compressor components. This is also going to be a great opportunity for people who are looking to work in manufacturing setting for GE because GE is going to be hiring more new employees to join the original team working there. Read more >>

South Korea is looking to improve their Air Force and naval helicopters, helicopters play an important role in any country’s military system since they are very handy when it comes to quick mid-range transportation, rescue missions, fly into combat zones and much more. During a committee meeting for Korea's 99^th Defense Business the discussion was open and the plan to improve the defense system by working on the helicopter project to improve the performance of their naval helicopters for national defense purposes. This was held on January the 17^th of this year by the Defense Acquisition Program (DAPA). This project promises to support the Southern Korean Army and their Air Force, it’s going to support the performance and operation of the defense system. This project is going to look for local companies that have good relations with international companies in order to support this project. Read more >>

Canadian EMS Ambulance signs agreement for a continuing contract with Leonardo-Finmeccanica to service AW139 Helicopters Fleet. Existed to the service contract to be extended an approximate 6 years of continuous work on logistics support and component repair and overhaul services for the Canadian AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters. Read more >>

The U.S Federal Aviation Administration has approved Bombardiers CS300 and small CS100 for transportation. News was made explicit by Bombardier Commercial Aircraft division making it Official . This long overdue approval is an addition to their collection of approval such as Transport Canada, and The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Read more >>

The Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) formally notified the U.S. Congress of the long-proposed sale of the F-18s to Kuwait and F-15s to Qatar last Friday. The deal was long considered politically controversial and was held up for months on end due to the countless objections from not only Israel but also some American strategists. Officially US government has already informally advised legislators on Capitol Hill that they would be cleared in late September. An ancillary effect of the sale is the continuation of the production of both fighter types at the St. Louis Boeing facility which is expected to be extended into the next decade. Read more >>