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The airport has resumed operations after a closure of six weeks.

The company is expanding its holdings at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport.

The facility will be complete in September 2016.

Strikes have had no impact on Falcon deliveries yet, Dassault says.

Daher's contract to provide wing-to-body fairings for the Gulfstream G500 and G600 builds on the company's U.S. presence.

The OIG audit comes as Washington debates the future of the ATC system.

Safran company targets 15 percent weight saving thanks to composites, integrated parts.

Lockheed Martin advances the F-35 Autonomic Logistics Information System, updates software, defers downlink.

U.S. government investigations highlight cost and reliability issues with the F-35 powerplant.

Dorine Bourneton is championing disabled rights

Russia’s new MC-21 narrowbody is looking to challenge several international rivals.

Yuri Slyusar, the new president of Russia’s UAC group, insists its strategy is unchanged by economic challenges.

New Airbus designs are all targeting eco-performance.

Austria’s SCAR pod is doing well in the market thanks to its versatility.

After its purchase of Barco, the CMC claims to be the largest independent supplier of avionics displays.

U.S. company Lord Corporation continues to expand its global presence as a key aerospace supplier.

FedEx and JetBlue are among airlines urging the U.S. government to leave intact open skies agreements with UAE and Qatar.

The company's new paint facility is intended to provide services for the larger, longer-range aircraft customers are using.

Business aviation flying in Europe rose 0.7 percent year-over-year in May, to 73,436 departures, according to data released by WingX Advance.

For Dassault's new business jet, Elbit has designed a new system based on a multispectral array of sensors.

The aircraft will be undergoing a refurbishment during the maintenance downtime.

Redbird Skyport, an FBO at San Marcos Municipal Airport in the heart of the Texas flooding, hosted a charity fly-in for the local Red Cross.

Activity climbed 1.1 percent year-over-year, according to data released from aviation services group Argus International.

Gulfstream to add nearly 30,000 sq ft to a facility that has already tripled in size over the past three decades.

The approval allows the company to support Garmin operators in the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia.

The event is designed to expose young people to aviation and the career opportunities it provides.

The new ratings allow the company to do pitot/static and transponder certifications in house.

The K-Max was certified in 1994 and the production line was shuttered in 2003 after 38 were built.

Pilot training will be done at ProFlight’s Lutz, Fla., facility, while maintenance training will be at the new TRU Maintenance Training Academy in Wichita.

Program will test Elbit’s ClearVision infrared enhanced vision system and Nicarnica’s Airborne Volcanic Object Imaging Detector.