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Inaugural flight between Riga and Amsterdam set for December 14

Study finds that equipment problems accounted for 65 percent of accidents and incidents.

Ruling applauded by both Airbus and Boeing

Preliminary investigation of the incident helicopter found binding in the assembly's double-row angular contact bearing.

Ethiopian authorities detained 20 foreign pilots for two days after accusing them of breaching landing permit rules.

AIA praised the finding, saying the U.S. Labor Department overstepped statutory authority.

Launched little more than a year ago, TAG Aviation's mobile repair teams have answered the call more than 150 times.

EMS providers fleet will increase to 21 Leonardo aircraft by year end

Indiana Airport offers easy access to Chicago

Milestone marks start of flight test campaign involving three prototypes

Same Type Rating status for the CS300 and CS100 aircraft should mean significant cost savings for operators, according to Bombardier.

The online aircraft charter portal is offering its customers the ability to specify which FBOs they prefer.

As in previous years, the funds were largely generated through live and silent auctions at the event.

The company, which is continuing its expansion with a new Miami office, has completed more than 70 transactions so far this year.

Shuster has held discussions with the president-elect on ATC reform and is reaching out to the transition team.

The J-20 stealth fighter made only a fleeting appearance, while a new airlifter, attack helicopter and AWACS were fully shown.

Savannah, Georgia-based aircraft manufacturer awarded two new patents for sonic-boom mitigation technologies in the past two months alone.

A red and silver HondaJet will be on public display during the event in Dubai.

Volga-Dnepr is a leading operator of Antonov An-124 heavylifters.

It has also launched an on-the-ground booking assistance program in Cuba for its more than 3,500 members.

The MRO provider can now offer its integrated solution to the benefit of transatlantic Embraer Legacy 660/650 operators.

Approval from Treasury Department comes as opponents to Iran nuclear deal urge restraint from Obama Administration

NATA encourages the FAA's effort to encourage more certificate holder involvement with safety assurance systems.

The country’s C-130, B757 and P-3 fleets will need to replaced in the next decade.

The Rockford center, which recently secured U.S. FAA approval, will eventually house 500 workers.

Aircraft equipment maker Zodiac could take another three years to fully restore profitability.

The Royal Air Force is planning to increase its MALE UAV capability, by acquiring Certifiable Predator Bs.

Conference will be held before NBAA Regional Forum in West Palm Beach.

Lufthansa Miles & More members can redeem miles for either round-trip flights or all-you-can-fly subscription in Surf Air's network.

After several successful flights since first taking to the air on Nov. 4, FTV-1 will now enter the full flight test program