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Long after the manufacturer washed its hands of the Starship, a small cult of owners keeps the radical twin pusher flying.

An FAA airworthiness directive will require the replacement of thousands of Honeywell display units in the cockpits of Boeing 737s and 777s.

Projected aircraft retirement rate for the next decade spells good news for buyers.

Airframer will have more than $50 million in inventory by the end of next year.

Duncan Aviation also services Avidyne’s first-generation flight situation displays and early-model FlightMax MFDs.

Servicing AS350/AS355 and EC130 helicopters

Contract calls for Turbomeca Arrius 2B2plus work.

The company also holds Camo approval on the aircraft.

The project is a subcontract from Aeria Luxury Interiors of San Antonio, Texas.

The repair facility for night-vision imaging systems will be an extension to Hawker Pacific’s existing avionics repair facility in Dubai.

His territory stretches from Missouri to Manitoba, Canada.

The facility now supports a range of widebodies, including the Airbus A330 and A340 and Boeing 767 and 777.

ATR anticipates achieving sales growth in Europe as carriers there turn to turboprops to renew their fleets.

Slovenia's Adria Airways has suffered a 20 percent dip in traffic on services to Moscow since Russia's annexation of Crimea.

GAMA and ASTM hosted a workshop to propel the rewrite of general aviation rules, where EASA, European Commission expressed strong support.

Complaints are still rolling about delays in RVSM LOAs, but the FAA and industry are trying to work together to ease the process.

With the $2.895 million 550 now in production, Eclipse Aerospace offers the lowest-priced new very light jet available.

A supplement to the Bell 407GX flight manual enables carriage of heavier external loads while flying in hot-and-high conditions.

This year’s NBAA Convention in Orlando celebrates business aviation’s heroes and the latest and greatest information and products.

Industry’s cost and delivery promises on major programs have rarely been met.

The NTSB determined the probable cause to be the crew’s continuation of an unstable nonprecision approach.

Williams and Rolls-Royce claim top spot among jets, while Honeywell leads in turboprop sector.

Nextant Aerospace stands to remanufacture a significant percentage of the Beechjet/Hawker 400 fleet.

Under the agreement, both companies will exchange knowledge and capabilities in aircraft design, manufacturing and certification.

Daxing will cater strictly to international carriers.

“Criminal action by a contractor knocked out communications equipment” at the FAA air route traffic control center.

Next year will bring a new U.S. Congress and a debate about reauthorization of the FAA.

Black Forest Ventures hopes to build a $20 million facility at Hobby–a 20,000-sq-ft terminal and two 38,000-sq-ft hangars.

Region lacks radar coverage but has an abundance of legal and clandestine private airfields.