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Two recent rulings could spell trouble for OEMs by allowing states to dictate design safety parameters.

The preliminary report hints at an unsure crew operating in poor weather with suspect data.

Here's what really happened when actor Harrison Ford landed on a taxiway at John Wayne Airport.

The all-composite E1000 is targeting the hot market for high-performance turboprop singles.

Messages from the space-based system proved comparable to those from the ground-based system.

The satellite communications system is designed for larger aircraft.

Revenues were up only slightly, but the period marks an end to a downward trend.

PW1400G-powered narrowbody on schedule to fly before summer

The service seeks to extend aircraft life by transferring a portion of training to simulators.

Airbus and Honeywell chosen to collaborate on retrofit scheduled for certification in 2020

Is first of a series of similar lunches that will be held around Asia to discuss issues affecting the future of business aviation.

The Miami-based fuel provider has added new locations in the UK, France, Germany and Italy, following an acquistion of 22 ExxonMobil Operations.

The FAA is hoping Palm Beach County will voluntarily come into compliance.

The reorganized company qualifies for small-business set-aside contracts.

A draft FAA advisory circular outlines the path to en route Data Comm services.

The Max-Vix 2300 multi-spectral imaging system is designed to work with combined vision systems.

The first flight of the Stratos 714 single-engine jet last year shows that the program is back on track.

The AG600 is designed for a variety of parapublic and military missions.

The Registry of Aruba offers aircraft owners benefits including expedited registration, efficient tax planning, and a highly skilled team.

Company says regulatory agencies support the decision to fly

Overall, the general aviation industry shipped 434 airplanes worth $3.6 billion in the first three months.

Proposal would also ensure that the design of large airplanes provides an “adequate longitudinal controllability and authority during go-arounds."

More than 470 of the entry-level jets were delivered during its 12-year production run.

Business aircraft traffic was higher in the first quarter of 2017 than in the last quarter of 2016.

Plans call for the first flight of the inaugural F-35B rolled out of the Cameri final assembly and checkout facility to take place in August.

Aircraft and helicopter survivability against missile attack could be significantly improved, says company

Group sees 70 percent profit decline as several factors push pricing downward

Bellemare termed Global sales in the quarter as “soft,” but added that it’s midrange Challenger models are doing “extremely well.”

FTV3 joins a flight-test program that has been demonstrating “excellent system reliability” since it got under way in November.

Nominations are due June 14.