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The company studied and rejected clean-sheet designs for the new U.S. Air Force advanced pilot training aircraft

Facility is one of six at Tulsa International

Numerous groups weigh in opposition as the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee debated the FAA reauthorization bill.

NASA is requesting a 24-percent bump in its aeronautics research budget that would fund both supersonic and subsonic X-Planes.

The Baltic Air Charter Association commissioned a study of its membership, finding two-thirds of its 220 members operate 719 aircraft.

GAMA argues that the court erred in finding that the Town of East Hampton need not comply with the Airport Noise and Capacity Act.

Previous Congressional deal provides required funding for what is by far the world’s large defense spend

The HTT-40 has been rolled out, but the PC-7 is meeting most of the Indian requirement.

Avionics supplier says TopMax would sell for half the price of a HUD.

The associations want the FAA to withdraw AC 42-210A and work with industry on a better solution.

The Swiss company in partnership with Saudia Arabia's National Air Services, is expanding its operations into the Royal terminal at the capital's airport

The Singapore Airshow runs from February 16-21 at the Changi Exhibition Centre.

The guide is intended to help operators through the technology upgrade process.

For many years the low-cost/low-fare airline model failed to grow in Japan, but with recent liberalisation the sector is booming

New Terminal 4 expected by 2017 while Terminal 5 capacity will increase to 135 million by mid-2020s

National carrier continues to build its presence in the region as it bids for 44.2 percent outstanding Tigerair shares

New Indonesian Aging Aircraft Rule Seen as Cosmetic Exercise

Chinese investors have reached an initial agreement to site an MA-60 production line in Russia, as the MA-700 take shape.

Polish company expects to begin engine testing on the five-seat single-engine jet later this month in anticipation of first flight this spring.

FBOs in the San Francisco bay area and beyond saw an influx of private aviation traffic, all heading towards this year's NFL championship game.

He now oversees sales for service centers, parts services, component repair/overhaul and smart services, as well as sales support and service planning.

Traffic climbed 3 percent in January, and projections call for a 9.1-percent YOY increase this month and a 5-percent rise during the first quarter.

NBAA supports a “third way forward" that would implement targeted solutions to identified problems to ensure America’s aviation system remains on top.

The mixed results come as piston and turboprop deliveries slump, but new light and mid-size jets enter service.

In January, Sky-Futures conducted the first legal inspection by drone of a drill ship in the Gulf of Mexico.

A double-outsourcing deal will provide three new glass-cockpit types from Grob, Beechcraft and Embraer.

New-builds now preferred to previous plans to acquire used aircraft.

With the router customers can manage several cabin communications systems.

During the downtime the company also completed an interior refurbishment.

The company also provides base maintenance for other Airbus heliopters.