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Funding shortages for modernization remain a formidable obstacle.

ATC facility closed by fire appears to be on track to return to service today.

Board published NPRM earlier this summer.

NTSB gives tankers clean bill of health.

Safety standdown begins in Orlando on October 20

Agency asks for pilot response to survey.

The manufacturer secured a $44.2 million contract to install a weapon system on 17 single-engine MD530Fs.

The study compares U.S. ATC system to that in Canada, the UK and other European countries.

Expansion project for the midsize Legacy jets will increase the company’s existing footprint by 2.5 times at Melbourne, Fla.

Last month was the busiest September for business aviation since 2008.

$2 million ER option stretches the G650’s 7,000-nm range to 7,500 nm at a cruise speed of Mach 0.85.

SmartSky 4G will provide more than 10 times the typical speed and capacity of networks currently in the market.

Extensive conference program to address strategy, rulemaking and safety.

New service eliminates physical delivery of critical flight data updates, allowing users to download the updates from anywhere.

Chicago Center is still expecting to use numerous traffic management initiatives early next week during the transition.

Service will allow Wheels Up customers to access sought-after restaurants, sports events, concerts and clubs around the world.

Milestone agreement was coordinated by Germany-based Rheinland Air Service.

Maverick operates a fleet of 40 EC-130s.

U.S. authorities are set to begin screening travelers arriving from West Africa for the Ebola virus.

The FAA is "communicating clearly and unequivocally" that it will not extend the deadline for the next major milestone toward NextGen.

With the new central mission computer, the upgraded Rafales offer complete versatility, according to manufacturer Dassault.

CFM's Leap series of turbofans will power the Airbus A320neo, the Boeing 737 Max and the Comac C919 narrowbodies.

Several more nations have joined the coalition. The U.S. and most Western allies have ruled out the deployment of ground troops.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration says it has no choice but to cut the services it provides or raise more money over the next decade.

The program is expected to be worth €200 to €250 million (up to $310 million), for the acquisition of 8-10 systems, with three UAVs per system.

Boeing' latest World Air Cargo Forecast predicts that the sector will more than double in volume by 2033.

The company wants to bring new technicians into the European industry.

The donated jet will allow teaching and research related to advanced industry maintenance procedures and ground-handling procedures.

MRO opens second facility at Eggenmoen Airport in Norway.