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The service expects to award contracts next year for sustainment of Royal Saudi Air Force F-15C/D, S and new F-15SA models.

FAA said existing curriculum is “outdated, does not meet current industry needs and can be changed only through NPRM and comment rulemaking."

The UK-based engine manufacturer will invest $584 million to renovate and upgrade its manufacturing and assembly operations.

The company offers tip-to-tail MRO support on several Airbus models.

The Swiss company becomes Hartzell's 23rd recommended service facility.

Five of Rutan's aircraft are on display at the National Air and Space Museum.

The company is continuing to add to its hourly programs for rotorcraft.

Lessors, airframers and operators worried by low oil price, perplexed about future.

Corridor customers using the Tool Crib Module will have the ability to download any calibrations performed by Alltite.

Raytheon would play different roles on at least two of the industry teams competing for the U.S. Air Force JStars recapitalization program.

The upgrade builds on the aircraft’s current flight management system and control display units.

The inefficiency of competition expands access to medical care for 82 million more Americans.

The $1.9 million fine, which eclipsed the previous record of $19,000, was levied against Chicago-based aerial photographer SkyPan International.

Fuel is cheap, but oil exploration is way down.

Accident caused by the crew "initiating and continuing a descent in IMC below the authorized altitude without visual contact with the runway environment."

Scores of economic and political speed bumps confront the would-be industry.

N-numbered business jets and turboprops still have incurred fewer accidents year-over-year.

Cockpit crew face uncertain future as airline readies secondment plan

Agency's new “compliance philosophy" will enhance the ability to find safety problems before they result in an incident or accident.

No H175 was delivered during the first eight months of the year, CEO admits on the eve of Helitech.

The amphibious light-sport A5 is finally entering production to satisfy orders for more than 1,500 copies of the aircraft.

The Cessna TTx is a capable flying machine, with long range and swift cruising–all without retracting the landing gear.

Access to parts was key for customers and Airbus is delivering.

API chairman Joe Clark and Showalter Flying Service former chairman Bob Showalter will be recognized during upcoming NBAA convention.

November 18 appearance will mark the second time Sullenberger has spoken at an NBAA event.

The Russian service reported conducting nearly 100 bombing raids as of October 5 in coordination with the Syrian army.

Fans 1/A upgrade can be done “with minimal downtime and cost,” during either a scheduled or nonscheduled maintenance event.

Popular business aviation airports in the New York City area are currently at 150 percent of capacity.

Ardiden engine to power AC352 first flight in China.

Falcon 7X, Gulfstream IV and Challenger 850 now allowed. Tougher noise limits exclude older types.