Paris Air Show News

Airplanes, helicopters, jets and air taxis that haven’t been seen before. The ongoing Paris air show has lit up France’s capital city. First held in 1909, Paris air show how is more than 100 years old. Mint's Anu Sharma is on the ground and brings you the latest in the global aerospace and defence industry.

Few blockbuster products or orders are expected at the show, which brings together nearly 2,500 firms from 49 countriesWith passenger traffic slowing this year, the atmosphere at the fair was markedly less self-congratulatory than in recent years

Much will depend on how the government's 'strategic partnership' model plays out on the ground

If realized, the F-16 deal will bring some jobs but nothing moreno market, no cutting-edge technology, and certainly no leverage against Pakistan

Boeing secured twice as much in order value at the Paris Air Show as rival Airbus, marking the US planemaker's first victory in five years at the annual showcase

Boeing and Airbus are battling for aircraft orders at the International Paris Air Show, the biggest aviation gathering in the world, this year

The Paris Air Show will see rival planemakers Boeing and Airbus battle for contracts as newcomers snap at the heels of the two giants

Boeing is looking ahead to a brave new world where jetliners fly without pilots and aims to test some of the technology next year

Boeing is in talks with Jet Airways and at least four other companies as it tries to line up initial customers for its 737 Max 10 jetliner and gain ground on a fast-selling Airbus SE model

The 51st Paris Air Show opened at the Le Bourget airport, near Paris on Monday. Some 120 of the most innovative and stunning civil and military aircraft in the world are on display this year, some of them performing daily flying displays.