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The CBP says the restrictions will remain in place until further notice.

First project will see eight China B-registered Bombardier CRJ200s converted from commuter to executive interiors mirroring the Challenger 850.

By increasing wing surface area, the winglets improve low-speed handling and stability at higher flight levels.

Comment period extended two weeks to Oct. 31 on proposal that would reorganize accident investigation procedures into mode-specific subparts.

When it opens next spring, the new terminal will feature passenger and pilot lounges, and the hangar will be “eco-friendly.”

The U.S. Marine Corps awarded Northrop Grumman a contract modification to begin low-rate production of the G/ATOR expeditionary radar.

Service competes directly with Qantas A380.

A "fusion cell" of U.S. government and airline industry analysts helped guide the nation's response to the Ebola crisis.

Investigation showed no evidence of pre-impact structural, engine or system failures.

Flight training does not sufficiently prepare pilots to cope with upsets caused by stalls.

Pilot squandered opportunities before the accident to recuperate from sleep loss.

These websites are just a few valuable online pilot safety resources.

9/11 widow claims Pennsylvania Congressman is blocking potential legislation.

Operators flying to Bermuda will face delays this week.

Agency explains its power to restrict air traffic from affected regions.

ADS-B solutions are being added to help reduce the risk of runway incursions.

NASA is supporting a study to estimate the useful life of aircraft components.

Agency claims new wind generators could interfere with radar units

Saab will begin delivering 36 Gripen NG fighters to Brazil in 2019.

The Alenia C-27A/J series has suffered a chequered procurement history in the U.S.

Members can buy a 25-hour block for one aircraft category or deposit a fixed amount to use across all four aircraft categories.

KaiserAir uses the Rockwell Collins TRD-94D mode-S transponder and other new systems for FANS come from Universal Avionics.

The partnership has selected Genesys Aerosystems of Mineral Wells, Texas, to provide its S-Tec 5000 digital autopilot for the NC212i.

Included in the contract are a Quasar ceiling dome light and Quasar II wash lighting.

The company has formed strategic relationships with Textron Aviation and Jet Linx Aviation.

The 2,095-pound-thrust HF120 received FAA approval in late 2013 and EASA certification is anticipated in early 2015.

Pratt & Whitney Canada celebrated some noteworthy milestones throughout its turbofan engine families at NBAA 2014

Two PW800 variants are close to certification as the engine manufacturer adds another airframe win.

John Enticknap, co-founder of the Aviation Business Strategies Group, a company that provides consulting services to FBOs, says “Yes.”

During the NBAA show the business aviation services company signed a management agreement with Executive Flight Support