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A Bell 525 flight-test vehicle (FTV) crashed on July 6 while on a test flight from the company's XworX facility in Arlington, Texas.

Fewer piston and turboprop flights led to the overall decline.

Commercial SET-IMC could be implemented six months after the regulation is officially published.

Lider Aviação has been selected as the official business aviation handler for Rio Tom Jobim International Airport during the 2016 Olympics.

The measure could reach House floor this week.

The facility is a factory-approved service center for Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault, Embraer and Gulfstream.

The company is expanding its support for the H130 and H125.

The facility also returned several aircraft to service after C-Checks.

The software projects a multi-dimensional paint scheme onto the aircraft, eliminating the need for design on a flat schematic.

Toulouse-based research lab studies solutions to alarm deafness in today's cockpits

New midsize airplane would hold up to 270 passengers

Going conservative on the neo option for the A380, Airbus has cabin-revenue enhancements up its sleeve

CFM International’s Jean-Paul Ebanga says strong investment and careful preparation means it will fulfill its commitments with the Leap program.

Connecticut-based manufacturing specialist secures $700 million in financing after expanding into Morocco and opening revamped facility in the UK.

The company has held an FAA repair station certificate for a year.

The new IP-based satcom service represents a 'paradigm shift' is aviation communications safety and efficiency says Inmarsat.

This marks the 23rd delivery since the new midsize jet entered service seven months ago.

The helicopter was en route to pick up a patient in Yreka, Calif., and none of the crew on board was injured.

The system incorporates lightweight components and is certified for more than 10 different layouts.

The worldwide PC-12 fleet has accumulated more than 5.6 million total flight hours.

The expansion adds an hour of air-to-ground connectivity on the eastern seaboard of North America and in central Canada.

According to the EASA annual safety review, general aviation accidents killed 65 people last year, which is 17 percent less than the five-year average.

The country is the first export customer; deliveries have included radar-equipped night-fighting version.

Company says delays in transition to FAUB won’t threaten 777X EIS schedule, however

PlaneSense's fractional ownership fleet will have 40 aircraft by the end of this year.

Sweden is eager for enhanced fighter capability at a time of increased tension in the Baltic region.

ATR aircraft to be the first application for Elbit’s SkyLens.

U.S. plane maker says there is “no drama” with it’s re-engined narrowbody.

Joining forces with a data analysis company, the French engine maker believes it can help airlines cut up to eight percent of their fuel consumption.

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