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Christine Ourmieres-Widener succeeds Saad Hammad

Arkansas real estate developer takes keys; Cirrus opens Duluth "finishing center" as part of the festivities

The Colorado Aviation Business Association used donated business and private aircraft to deliver 10,000 of donated goods throughout Colorado.

Claims Bombardier benefitted from more than $4 billion in illegal subsidies

The retrofit comes two months after the combined enhanced vision system won U.S., European and Brazilian approvals for the Legacy 500 and 450.

Second flight test article joins FTA-1 and FTA-4 in Moses Lake

The helicopter is the Chinese manufactured version of the Airbus Helicopters H175.

Tactical capabilities have been extended, and a new support contract signed. But helicopter refueling remains a problem.

Four ATR 72 600s with radar, EO and ESM sensors are replacing the air force’s Breguet Atlantics

De Juniac reports progress in Nigeria and Egypt

Bristol Flying Center wants to take on a "modern identity."

The New Jersey-based service provider has completed the first phase of its West Coast development in the San Francisco Bay-area.

Just in time for ski season, the Ohio MRO has expanded its U.S. coverage with two additional Colorado locations.

EASA had previously permitted the helicopters to return to flight.

Plans call for continuation of cost-cutting moves that will see BCA employment drop by 8 percent this year

The system enables phone and text services through the Iridium satellite network, including in areas without cell phone coverage.

Denver-based Tempus Jets is ratcheting up its maintenance support in advance of the PC-24's anticipated entry-into-service.

First of two being acquired as offset for Israeli buy of M346s has upgraded systems, that have been jointly developed with Italy

The EU’s emissions trading scheme could resume in January for international flights, creating friction with ICAO’s developing CORSIA plan

Business aviation services group is marking its 50th anniversary in 2017.

AOPA will host four two-day Fly-Ins in 2017.

Russian aerospace firms exhibited in force at the recent Iran Air Show; license-production of the Su-30MK is mooted.

The first G600 took off from Savannah on December 17, with two other prototypes set to join the test program soon.

The Unmanned Safety Institute looks to help the Airborne Law Enforcement Association's members in their UAS safety training

Flights resume from Islamabad to Gilgit and Chitral

The agency attributes a number of accidents to pilots' failure to follow checklists.

Airlines and air navigation service providers played key roles in testing performance-based and augmented navigation, optimized descents.

Huerta announced the release of the Part 23 rule, which culminated a nearly decade-long effort, saying it represents a fundamental shift in certification.

Seventy-five participants, or 4.1 percent, reported having suicidal thoughts within the past two weeks before taking the survey.

Passengers from both companies will receive special benefits