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Lufthansa's insurers have set aside $300 million to cover anticipated costs for the Germanwings costs as French prosecutors prepare a criminal case.

The rotorcraft manufacturer is likely a “parts and pieces” sale.

The agency is collaborating with industry to move forward on several key issues.

With one device, CXC Simulations has created a simulation environment that replicates aircraft and cars.

ACA's Sky Valet FBO will be one of eight FBOs at Europe's business aviation airport.

Former TSA head John Pistole to get 2015 William A. “Bill” Ong Memorial Award, while long-time NATA employee Amy Koranda to get Distinguised Service Award.

Twinjet sports Garmin G5000 integrated avionics, redesigned winglets and more efficient Honeywell TFE731-40BR engines.

Will continue work of Robert E. Breiling Associations to to provide information on continuous safety improvement of global busines aviation industry.

The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Patriarch Partners misled investors about the value of loan assets within fund portfolios.

Got a first-rate entertainment system on your jet? Consider putting it through its paces with one of these popular-music concert films.

The company will maintain its management and charter aircraft as well as other aircraft based at Waterbury-Oxford.

The company is moving into a new 72,000-sq-ft facility.

The approval covers warranty support on the G100/150/200 at the company's three MRO locations.

The TFD-8601 is a plug-in replacement for the Rockwell Collins EFD-86 CRT.

Six prototypes are flying, with four more to come.

Fokker Services Redelivery Services is replacing several of its legacy systems.

The Sierra Nevada subsidiary is approved to provide modifications for UAE-registered aircraft.

The fate of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is still unexplained, but questions have been raised as the role of its pilot-in-command, Captain Zahari.

Allows operators of aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less to take advantage of flexibility usually offered to operators of larger, turbine aircraft.

Inspection carried out at DFS Paris Le Bourget included renovating interior, repainting exterior and installing satcom/wifi system.

Hawaiian calls DOT decision an example of "institutional bias" in favor of U.S. business travelers

Statistics show little movement in average retirement age as new airplane shipments continue at record pace

New version allows flight departments in Latin America to implement a safety management system solution in their native language.

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected the two contractors for the second phase of its TERN program.

Company also launched iOS app that offers real-time charter pricing, aircraft/crew specifics, side-by-side jet comparisons and instant booking.

Stunned by the Germanwings crash, the air transport industry's response has not been coherent or convincing.

The recent Germanwings accident may have a profound and negative effect on pilot medical privacy.

Agency recommends two crewmembers on flight deck at all times

EASA moving forward as timing in the U.S. remains uncertain.

Services in and out slowly returning to normal