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Manufacturers rolled out the first F-35A built at the Cameri Final Assembly and Check-Out facility in Italy.

Russian bank VEB omitted from EU sanctions list

Airline in search of long-haul aircraft

Helicopter manufacturer could become standalone company, as spinoff is the most likely option.

Under Part 16, grievances can be submitted for alleged violations of fair and equal treatment of all users at airports that receive FAA grants.

Industry groups believe Hart's general aviation background will provide 'unique insight' that will benefit industry safety.

PBN guide offers readers insights to speeding the process of creating useful approach guidance.

Proposed AD looks specifically at the potential for the aileron trim tab to disconnect above 10,000 feet.

One person died; two more were injured in the crash.

FAA Administrator weighed in on coming NextGen changes.

Drone cages are all the rage at air shows, but are they really necessary?

Western companies face some challenges in certifying their products in the country.

The European Aviation Safety Agency has issued a draft regulatory framework that specifies three categories of commercial drone operations.

The AgustaWestland AW101 has been adapted by Kawasaki for the unusual mission

Textron unit has a three-pronged plan to keep customer aircraft flying.

Operators are spread through 15 countries on five continents.

The air ambulance service could eventually sell or trade its AW139s.

Testing the CXC Simulations Motion Pro II in Flight with X-Plane

Piston-powered aircraft fueled with jet-A.

Vienna-based Jetlevel is now marketing Wyvern's safety audit and intelligence services.

Proposals would ban nighttime flight, limit "noisy" aircraft and bar helicopters during weekends.

The recent deal with Egypt includes three deliveries this year. The Neuron UCAV has flown 100 times.

Based upon the recent experiences of this reporter, commerical aviation travel is reaching new lows.

Israeli company adds to its range of special mission bizjets

Airlines for America expects a record number of passengers this spring, but it opposes airports' effort to raise the Passenger Facility Charge.

The G650 was praised for strengthening business aviation through advancements in performance, comfort and safety.

The GTX 3000 and GDL 88 have the capability to broadcast position on both approved ADS-B frequencies, ensuring visibility to all ADS-B In equipped general

NetJets' ASAP program has resulted in 300 systemic changes in the operation, and its simulator training scenarios are based on ASAP reports.

Flight testing taking place in San Antonio, Texas on a Gulfstream flying testbed.

A "bifurcation" in types flying resulted in headwinds for BBA Aviation's Aftermarket Services.