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AS365 N3e program is terminated, while the X4 reaches the “power-on” stage

Decision on order for 18 new jets due in first quarter

A representative of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is chairman of the new ICAO Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems Panel.

Says offer "fundamentally undervalues" the Irish flag carrier

GA market contributes to $50 billion trade surplus, but fight for ExX-ImM continues.

Daher-Socata will collaborate on design, development and certification of electric plane.

New ATD rule follows the issuance of hundreds of letters of authorization.

Part 129 status enables operator to expand flights between European Union and U.S.

The Army displayed the first aerostat of the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor it will fly over the East Coast.

After leaders meet, Western bidders could be shut out of three pending requirements.

Testing with 787 flight test article ZA004 deemed a success

New flagship could fly in February.

Cash is still king, but lenders see fresh activity from buyers

GA groups call tax measures important to job growth and investments.

Security is a major factor driving assignments of airframe and engine MRO work for the stealth fighter

Sukhoi showcases VIP jet.

Dassault Rolls Out the First Falcon 8X Jet

The former LEMV won’t fly again until late 2015, but its maker and Selex are developing an ISR sensor payload

The fractional aircraft operator helped the hungry in its own community.

Fuel supply resumes, but only temporarily

Four rotary types set to fulfill various roles

Agreement expands international support for SPPCA landing gear.

Tom Williams to replace Günter Butschek as COO

Delivery to first European operator scheduled for next fall

The CGAMEC joint venture can overhaul the main and tail rotor gearboxes on Airbus’ AS350 Ecureuil.

The C-check comes due on the 7X every eight years or 4,000 cycles, whichever occurs first.

Pilot lacked instrument experience, was too highly motivated to continue the mission.

The agreement between fuel providers and the Center for Environmental Health requires the fuel distributors to warn residents living near airports.

The project marks the company’s 18th A320 completion program since it became an Airbus Completion Center in 2003.

Barringer will oversee maintenance planning and airworthiness for the charter operator.