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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

Four prototypes now flying, including two in U.S.

Carrier fails to recover from deteriorating traffic and rising costs

German investogators said the pilot-in-command decided to “conduct the VFR approach even though he was aware of prevailing [IMC in fog] at the airport."

Initial estimates project as many as 24 operations a day.

Plans to double targeted savings following big losses in first three quarters of 2016

Top Aircraft Brokers Discuss the Changing State of the Market

Shakeup comes amid establishment of third company division led by Stan Deal

The award ceremony, which raised $50,000 for Orbis, saw VistaJet, ASG and Bombardier among the 13 award recipients of the night.

The latest option to Gulfstream's flagship will be on display in Dubai.

NBAA's Bolen joined chairman Paul Anderson and Safety Committee chairman David Ryan in signing the new Safety Policy during the National Safety Forum.

There were multiple attempts to draft the small UAS regulation dating to around 2003.

A bonanza for Boeing and subcontractors as the sale of 72 F-15s to Qatar and 40 F-18s to Kuwait is notified.

This comes just one month after the first Longitude prototype made its maiden flight.

The Tennessee facility covers the company's light, intermediate and medium lines.

The Dallas-based service provider chain has achieved accredidation for all of its locations under the International Standard for Business Aviation Handing

The organizations are exploring whether use of continuous turning approaches would provide more stable approaches.

Plans to attach newly extended airfoil to center fuselage by end of year

The company will fly the PC-12 for short hops and likely either an Embraer or Cessna light jet for the longer routes.

Angola, Nigeria, Egypt and Sudan identified as primary offenders

Errors by ATC resulted in the pilots’ inability to take action to avoid the collisions, the NTSB said.

If any are cracked or are corroded, the remaining legs might not be able to support the engine under all load conditions, Transport Canada cautioned.