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Quadcopters flying autonomously in GPS-denied environments could help in urban settings, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency asserts.

The Commerce Committee approved the comprehensive FAA reauthorization bill as a short-term extension is signed off in the House.

Gama Aviation is one of the first operators to receive the recognition.

Buyers of the new single-engine turboprop won't have to look far for their training.

Having an aircraft treated with pesticide prior to departure can be an easier way to meet new health requirements imposed countries such as Italy.

The manufacturer is working to support the U.S. Air Force's planned declaration of F-35A initial operating capability by August.

European low-cost airline Ryanair has converted a Boeing 737-700 into a 60-seat all-business-class charter configuration.

Plus, how to address the looming CFI shortage that will only exacerbate the pilot shortage.

The operating name recognizes the company's heritage as part of Comsat Mobile.

The AML-STC is for Class I, II and III Part 23 airplanes and Part 27 helicopters

A number of new additions come from GE Capital, which recently sold its corporate aircraft leasing and loan book in the Americas to GJC.

Milestone reached two weeks ahead of schedule

Dassault is exhibiting its latest Falcon 2000LXS at the India Aviation show in Hyderabad.

The SmartSky will provide speeds and capability 10 times that of most available inflight networks.

Request for information calls for responses by April 11

More than $10 million in scholarships have been awarded at WAI in 20 years.

The UK CAA may use "exemptive powers" to overcome delays in formalizing the commercial SET-IMC legislation.

Customers can earn a 2 percent credit toward future work.

The company can cover all scheduled maintenance on the two models.

The North African company has been providing transportation services for several decades.

Brazil is home to a large concentration of civilian helicopter operators.

The company holds approvals to work on several Bell models.

The lightweight MEMS-based AHRS is approved in the U.S. and Europe.

The recent economic slowdown in China has not boosted confidence that business aviation will get going properly in China and the wider region

Tour the Airbus A350XWB Airliner Demonstrator

BEA concludes pilot feared for his job despite strict confidentiality laws in Germany

NBAA backed lower court's assertion that the 12-year statute of limitations had long expired over the city of Santa Monica's complaints.

The NTSB determined that available evidence indicated the pilot failed to follow emergency procedures for an engine failure during takeoff.

Single-Pilot operations, ground-handling join loss of control in flight and runway excursions on NBAA's fourth annual list of Top Safety Focus Areas.

The short-term extension is expected to easily clear both the House and Senate continue to work on a long-term, more comprehensive bill.