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The Optelity Hot Spot allows operators of smaller jets and turboprops to provide wireless access for passengers and pilots.

Airlines 'are being attacked for being profitable,' said Airlines for America president and CEO Nicholas Calio.

Lifting of sanctions could open a market for $20 billion worth of airliners

New Lutz, Fla. facility already has Citation CJ3 and King Air 250/300i ful-motion, level-D sims and will add three more next year.

The Pontiff gave his final blessing during his U.S. visit from the airstair at Atlantic Aviation's Philadelphia FBO.

The defense ministry signed contracts for both direct commercial and foreign military sales of helicopters and supporting equipment.

Delivery marks the first fly-by-wire aircraft in the fractional provider's fleet.

Milestone hires eight new executives and opens five offices globally as it expands its reach.

The Falcon 2000 joins the Hawker 800XP and Beechcraft King Air B200 as third type in Corporate Eagle's fractional fleet.

The large Israel Aerospace Industries reconnaissance drone will serve 'as a deterrent,' according to an Indian Air Force official.

Rep. Larsen, expressing disappointment at delay of long-term FAA reauthorization, questions need for independent ATC.

Tiberi's bill would clarify that aircraft management services are not subject to the the 7.5 air transportation tax.

The company is preparing for significantly increased demand for cabin interiors work by the end of the decade.

The site will be formally inaugurated later this year.

The test stand is universal and can reduce the cost and complexity of testing.

The company continues its North Texas expansion.

The MAGnificient interior offers several layout options.

Divides Department of Civil Aviation into two new authorities

Company expects European approval soon, FAA STC by Q2 next year.

AeroProtect, the team's first offering, shields interior components from damage during production, shipping and installation.

Of the 10 people aboard, three passengers died and the ATP-rated pilot and four passengers sustained serious injuries

Temporary measure will provide time for congressional leaders to hash out agreement on long-term bill.

Bering Air will take delivery of the 2,500th Caravan after paint and interior work is completed.

Helicopters may be stationed on Mistral class landing ships originally intended for Russia, but supplied to Egypt instead.

Fresh investment in private flight provider Wheels Up will boost expansion in the U.S. and Europe.

USAIG will cover the tuition for one pilot to attend the course at APS’s Phoenix or Dallas locations.

The first flight of a full KC-46A tanker accomplishes a key milestone in the Air Force's decision to start building the new mission aircraft.

Participation in the program provides valuable safety data that can identify trends and correct unsafe actions before an accident.

The new list includes some additions as well as some deletions.

Recent incidents prompt request for investigation into mitigating the risk of pilots acting dangerously.