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Former Pratt & Whitney executive Jim Vounassis will be tasked with studying operations and implementing a strategy to improve performance.

RVSM systems are now incorporated into aircraft or supplemental type designs and thus have maintenance requirements tied to aircraft airworthiness.

Plans also call for development of larger variants

The Prognostics and Health Management downlink has been deferred for later development, according to the F-35 Joint Program Office.

Ryanair yet to weigh in

The agency said its aviation rulemaking committee is a response to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 and Germanwings Flight 9525.

Veritas Capital says StandardAero will become a cornerstone investment that creates a new platform for the firm in aerospace.

NTSB releases alert as technologies present new distractions in cockpit.

Aviation veteran Earl Robinson is leading development of StarLiner, which will first reach market as regional airliner and then as corporate jet.

Display to include Airbus A350, Boeing 787

Proceeds will help VistaJet continue its global expansion plans.

After a two-year test period, the text-based cockpit communication system will serve more than 50 U.S. airports by the end of next year.

bombardier quietly rolls out learjet 85

Deal with JSC Ural Works of Civil Aviation (UWCA) to assemble 407GXPs in Russia will speed their inclusion on the country's aircraft registry.

The manufacturer will start production in Mesa, Ariz., for international AH-6i light attack helicopters the Saudi National Guard requires.

A mobile repair team based at the airport will support clients at the main airports in Portugal.

The new facility consolidates staff and equipment previously spread among three sites.

KaiserAir is one of only a handful of independent FBOs in California to receive DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP) qualification from the TSA.

Twenty-year forecast predicts need for 125 additional freighters a year

The company can provide support for the Phenom 300 at its Lagos location.

The company supports AOG requirements throughout Russia.

The Honeywell system replaces an older setup in the customer's 14-year-old aircraft.

NATA backs Tiberi bill, saying it will encourage general aviation capital investments.

Excess Capital, LOC-I and Cyber Security Main Issues at Insurance Conference

Underwriters are collaborating with providers of in-flight upset training to mitigate instruction costs.

Activity remains solid on the G650 with smaller wait times, while the G280 provided a bump in mid-cabins, company executives say.

Helicopter performing well for oil-and-gas operators.

The aviation technical specialist is charged with accepting unemployability benefits while working as a full-time federal employee.

Charles Mularski, newly named chair of the Asian Business Aviation Association, discusses the challenges ahead.

The HMVS system seeks to actively cancel rotor-induced vibration at its source.