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The L-3 Mission Integration division said four modified aircraft will take part in an operational test and evaluation phase this year.

Members now represent half of the pre-owned business jet transaction market, even though they represent just 5 percent of some 1,000 aircraft brokers.

Avionics designers continue adding features while improving the pilot-machine interface, and this has safety and efficiency benefits.

Central issue in the case is whether the Airport Noise and Capacity Act of 1990 (ANCA) continues to apply at the airport.

Event brought together senior officials from China's CAAC and the U.S. FAA, as well as the Shanghai Airport Authority, and industry leaders.

Model is also the first Citation Latitide for the fractional aircraft provider.

A maritime patrol Dassault Falcon 50 gave cruise passengers a thrill, and a bit of a scare, with this low pass caught on video by a young passenger.

UK-based charter operators face the prospect of losing the cabotage rights that allow them to fly within European Union states.

Contract including options valued at $6.3 billion

The Goldwater Institute is asking the Supreme Court to hear the Flytenow case, which revolves around First Amendment issues.

Inquiry launched as investigators continue attempts to extract data from FDR, CVR

When operational in 2020, the 370-foot tall structure will be the second highest ATC tower in the country.

Derived from the Falcon 7X, the 6,450-nm 8X was unveiled at EBACE 2014 and first flew on Feb. 6, 2015.

JetCharterDenver.com promises the most comprehensive selection of aircraft available for charter throughout Colorado.

Crew turns back to Changi following engine oil indication

Closing new master agreements with both Boeing and Airbus are among the marching orders for incoming Spirit CEO Tom Gentile.

Safran Helicopter Engines (Turbomeca) has found a way to keep the flow swirling in the combustor.

The new Titanium features a heart monitor and high-resolution color display plus an aviation-tailored watchface.

The UK electorate's June 23 vote to leave the European Union poses serious questions about the country's aerospace, defense and air transport industries.

The company has been working with two manufacturers and is in early discussions with a third.

The San Juan, Puerto Rico-based company joins a growing list of charter operators to add Cuba to their approved Operations Specifications.

The TSB of Canada issued 14 recommendations as a result of its investigation into the May 2013 crash of a medevac S-76.

The F-35 Fighter Packs a Punch with a Full Array of Weapons Options

Release of NPA puts CS-23 on pace for year-end enactment in Europe.

The road show will provide customers a look at some of the design concepts incorporated in both the G600 and its sister G500.

First tranche of $1 billion investment to arrive on June 30

Member Sumwalt says pilots and ATC must work together to make Pireps more effective.

The proposal would more than double the fuel tax and eliminate an airline exemption for fuel burned outside the state.

The Flight Safety Foundation's report explains how space-based ADS-B could improve surveillance of aircraft over oceans and remote areas.

The small helicopter will serve as a scout vehicle for a surface rover.