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Airbus D&S says fault was confined to one aircraft, in a final production error.

This is the last week for AIN readers to give their opinion in our annual product support survey.

The SJ30i is now scheduled to enter service late next year.

Recent news reports suggest that there might be a follow-on to the Longitude.

The latest memoranda of understanding expand the ACSF's ASAP program to most of the U.S.

Testing the GE9X Composite Fan Blades in Seattle, Washington and Rugby, England

Mitsubishi MRJ Low Speed Taxiing Test

The agency updated the guide that functions as the technical reference on IFR procedures used everywhere in the National Airspace System.

The plan was designed to reduce the number of intermediate altitude level-offs.

Groups express concern about possible handing over of ATC decisions to private entity.

East Hampton agreed to a further delay in enforcement of new restrictions at HTO after the District Court postponed a decision on the lawsuit.

The Safety Board has begun using videos–in addition to written reports–to share lessons learned through investigations into major accidents.

The treaty organization expects to begin operating the NATO-1 Global Hawk from Sigonella Air Base, Italy, in 2017.

The board found no faults related to the uncommanded inputs.

Deliveries of Cessna's new Citation Latitude will begin during the third quarter, now that FAA certification is in hand.

Commercial chief compares strategy surrounding E2 program with that of A320neo and 737 Max

The Transportation Department watchdog begins audit as the FAA readies requirements for next contract bid for Future Flight Service Program.

The consequence is reduced production of medium and heavy helicopters.

The 767-2C 'provisioned freighter' flew for the first time with an aerial refueling boom and wing refueling pods installed.

As the new president of product support, Zimmerman is stepping into a role that has been a path to the top slot at Gulfstream.

OEM AgustaWestland selected the Canadian company on behalf of the Royal Navy and Marines. Lockheed Martin gets Chinook training contract.

The MIDCAS project sponsored by the EDA used an Alenia Aermacchi Sky-Y demonstrator UAV in flight trials against conflicting traffic.

Having two pilots yields only a slight safety advantage.

David Melcher succeeds Marion Blakey as chief executive of the Aerospace Industries Association, representing major U.S. aerospace companies.

Shipset for Comac C919 includes an inlet, fan cowl, O-Duct, inner fixed structure, electrical thrust reverser actuation system, exhaust and engine mounts.

National Aeronautic Association awarded Gulfstream Aerospace the prestigious Robert J. Collier Trophy on June 3 for its development of the G650.

Remanufactured aircraft are beginning to enter resale market as the Nextant fleet has grown to 60 aircraft.

Cites "flags of convenience," and "atypical employment" among unfair practices in airline industry

Very light jet was originally fitted with a 1,460-pound-thrust Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F.

Months after Lockheed Martin unveiled its 'Legion Pod,' Northrop Grumman introduces a new sensor pod with infrared search and track system.