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The manufacturer raised its market forecast for China by 300 more planes compared to its previous forecast.

At the MAKS airshow, UAC president Yuri Slyusar said he favors restarting production of the Ilyushin Il-114 twin turboprop airliner.

Pan-European UCAV demonstrator advances, while progress with the all-British equivalent remains unclear

The agency was applying the rule unevenly, according to ARSA.

Job cuts put safety at risk, union says.

TIA allows Cirrus to move forward with FAA conformity inspections and certification flight-tests with an FAA pilot on board the aircraft.

Aerion continues to fill out its team with seasoned aviation professionals.

Air navigation service provider Avinor has plans for remote control of up to 15 or more airports from one location.

The revised standards include runway and stopway data, navigational aid data, obstruction data and data on various airport features.

The industry-based ASAC hopes for an update on activities surrounding recommendation to eliminate "the guy with the gun" requirement when it next meets.

Russian leasing groups GTLK and Ilyushin Finance are helping to boost transactions involving Sukhoi's Superjet 100 airliner.

F-22s will deploy to Europe for inaugural training mission 'soon,' but the Air Force did not reveal the timing or location of the deployment.

The school is designed to support students on their way to professions in technical aircraft services or aircraft logistics.

Foreign OEMs are teaming with Indian companies who will bid for the work.

The device can detect both open and short circuits on wires and cables for up to 3,000 feet.

Gene Condreras devoted his career to the family business founded by his grandfather in the 1950s.

Bell 505 is approximately halfway through its flight-test program and is on track to gain Transport Canada certification by year-end.

With speeds of up to 50 Mbps, Jet ConneX will deliver global satcom services that support streaming videos in flight.

Inefficient tower operations cost the government $853 million over five years, according to the Department of Transportation inspector general.

The company is currently at work on the 31st such inspection.

DAC International will represent the NDT Systems products in the U.S., Belgium, Brazil, Germany and The Netherlands.

The approval covers Rolls-Royce, Honeywell and Pratt & Whitney Canada engines.

The six FAA test sites and UAS "Center of Excellence" will be holding public meetings over the next several weeks.

The Denver-based company is designing a three-engine vertical-lift business aircraft to provide door-to-door travel.

Algeria is launch customer for latest version; report says package also includes Mi-28N attack helicopters and Mi-8 overhauls.

NTSB says pilots of the Cessna 172 and Sabreliner that collided near San Diego Brown Field Municipal Airport on August 16 were in contact with the tower.

The FAA released a list of more than 750 drone sightings, including several from business aircraft operators.

The pilot said that the autofeather system feathered the right propeller, but could not recall feathering the left engine.

The company holds nine of the 25 Million Air FBOs in North America, as well as three Freeman-branded facilities in California and Louisiana.

The pilot performed an autorotation after the engine failed.