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The technique will be used to launch F-35Bs from British and Italian aircraft carriers.

The Royal Australian Air Force started flying the IAI Heron at Rockhampton Airport in advance of a joint training exercise with U.S. military.

Investors like the continued strong trading conditions for airliner manufacturers and the aerospace food chain that supports them.

Aspen Avionics is adding certified GPS receiver technology to its product mix.

Transition effective July 1

The Kodiak is now approved in 29 countries as Quest works to expand its international presence.

Controllers can now track aircraft in oceanic airspace east and west of Australia using automatic dependent surveillance-contract.

While House bill drew veto threat and Democrat ire, Senate bill passed subcommittee largely with bipartisan support.

New AIA chief Dave Melcher joins chorus of appeals in favor of reauthorization the bank as Congress has less than a week to act.

First two G450LXis were handed over to Dallas-based fractional provider on June 23.

The transaction is the first between Waypoint, which was founded in 2013, and Titan, which has growing operations in Africa and South America.

The app is available with either an international or U.S. database.

ADS-B in weather and traffic information is now available.

AC highlights a specific concern with aircraft using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)/Internet Protocol (IP) connectivity instead of other means.

GA groups praise Senate for swift confirmation of Neffenger.

More operators are making Internet access available to pilots so they can access WSI’s extensive weather information while airborne.

Among other things, the company will provide maintenance and avionics troubleshooting and repairs.

The audit is intended to address concerns about the effectiveness of a new hiring process implemented last year.

Aurora Flies Unmanned Centaur at New York Test Site

Gama Aviation joins platform as Stratajet prepares for full commercial launch.

The company has positioned a number of products for OEM legacy products in Singapore's Seletar Aerospace Park.

Neal remains a pilot at 96 years old, amassing thousands of hours as a former test pilot for de Havilland Canada.

The flights were the first involving a large fixed-wing aircraft at one of the FAA's six national UAS test sites, Aurora says.

“Twice the safety at half the cost” is the FAA’s goal.

Aerocardal named authorized service center for the Pilatus PC-12.

Of 29 aviation recommendations, TSB found that only three had reached the response status of "Fully Satisfactory."

The company was involved in the project from pre-purchase inspection through completion.

The event will feature 174 exhibitors,, 34 aircraft and industry experts discussing both national and local issues.

Union gives airline until June 30 to agree to accept terms of previous agreement

Performance-based operations PARC wants PBN procedures to retain RNAV in title.