| Jens Flottau | Aviation Week & Space Technology The move raises a question as to whether Fabrice Bregier will stay in the long run, knowing that he has just lost an important and very visible part of his role. |
| James Drew | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report The aircrews will put the A-29 through its paces in a series of demonstrations taking place at Holloman AFB, New Mexico, starting on July 31. |
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| Jen DiMascio, Dan Katz, Graham Warwick and James Drew Stealth aircraft may be good at limiting detection by radar, and while designers are also getting better at concealing an infrared signature, sensor technology is catching up. Listen in as our editors discuss. |
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| Leithen Francis | Aviation Week & Space Technology It is clear from China’s two Indonesian satellite deals that the rules of engagement have changed. Western satellite manufacturers, particularly those from the U.S., must step up their game if they are to remain competitive. |
| Karen Walker | Air Transport World Gradually, business returns closer to normal for those airlines and airports that were affected by the US government’s poorly conceived laptop ban in the cabins of in-bound flights from 10 airports, most of them in the Middle East. |
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