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Safe Flight’s late founder Leonard Greene and his son Randall win the sixth annual Nall award.

Circular adds much new Notam terminology, as well as a comprehensive runway contaminant list.

Users are urged to watch for parts from particular batch numbers.

Passenger escapes with minor injuries.

Both pilots in a Part 121 cockpit can now be older than 60.

The chartered aircraft crashed just short of the runway at Panyagor in South Sudan.

FAA employees allegedly gained unauthorized access to federal payroll system.

First of five airplanes scheduled to enter service in 2019

In its Zhuhai display, the FC-31 appeared to bleed too much energy and the pilot had a hard time keeping the nose up during turns and other maneuvers.

Bell Helicopter 505 Jet Ranger X First Flight

Airlines plan to complete deal by year-end

Charter services get scheduled status.

Increased superjumbo deliveries in third quarter contributes to net income decline

Lufthansa Technik broke ground on a new Airbus A320 overhaul facility in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.

Business aircraft flying in the U.S. rose for the 11th straight month, rising 3.2 percent month versus a year ago.

The app now offer performance-planning capability.

Acquisition will fuel continued growth, expand engineering and production capabilities, and further enhance partner relationships, it said.

SmartSky expects to roll out commercial service of its airborne air-to-ground 4G data network in 2016.

Award given only to pilots who have contributed and maintained safe flight operations for 50 or more consecutive years.

When used with these ADS-B receivers, the app provides access to ADS-B IN weather reports, notams, TFRs and Pireps.

The significant increase in military systems on display has boosted the biennial event.

The inaugural NetJets Business Aviation Ltd flight in a Hawker 800XP touched down at five airports in China.

Ceremony marks the beginning of the shift in HondaJet engine production to Burlington, N.C., from Lynn, Mass.

Iran claims to have flown an unmanned aircraft copied from the RQ-170 Sentinel that crashed in that country in December 2011.

This latest order takes Bell independent distributor Reignwood’s commitment to 60 of the new light-single helicopters.

Wins U.S. approval some six weeks after gaining European ticket.

Helicopter will be delivered by year-end and used for passenger transport operations in the Asian country.

Flying Tigers ordered to cease and desist operations.

FAA reinserts word in repair station regulation.