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One Australian instructor said no one really understands the country’s new pilot licensing rules.

MYR airport construction season runs until April next year

Airline changes training procedures after touch-and-go incident

Authorities scan records for compliance errors

New battery rules should harmonize U.S. regs with international ones

Agency believes AOA indicators could reduce GA loss of control accidents

Although the work on 44 airplanes was subcontracted, Southwest Airlines was still responsible for the results

Airlines could soon begin marshaling aircraft without ground personnel present

The company sees large-scale opportunities in the oil and gas sector.

Training with new emergency breathing systems is to start shortly, and a study of body size and shape is already under way to make egress safer

Six years after the FAA revoked its operating certificate, charter provider Air Trek has bounced back.

2014 proves upbeat and forward-looking for flight attendants and flight technicians.

The Orlando facility is one of Textron Aviation’s largest and busiest factory service centers in a global network.

Airport-owned Bangor Aviation Services has earned a reputation for rapid service.

Industry personnel appointments

The regional expects to add the first of 20 new airplanes to its fleet early next year.

STC allows the SSJ100 to land at Cat IIIa-certified runways under certain visibility and crosswind conditions.

The contract calls for the airframer to install the system in all 50 of Tianjin Airlines’ E-Jets.

Guernsey carrier takes first jet, an Embraer E195, after Flybe deserts island.

The Army expected to make a decision on its Joint Multi-Role Program, and Bell believes commonality with the civil 525 gives the Valor an advantage.

Follow-on research project has boosted budget for new business aircraft, regional turboprop and rotorcraft technologies

A new anti-icing tool from training provider Leading Edge Deicing Specialists equips operators to apply their own anti-icing fluid.

At the NATA Air Charter Summit, FAA regulators answered questions and gave a look ahead at some upcoming changes

The process was easy for one provider and customer.

The company sees its products as one hub for customers’ ADS-B installations.

An eight-year legal case about corporate pilot age restrictions concludes in Texas.

Despite the no-show of the F-35 fighter, the Farnborough show was packed with news.

Some surprises are in store in the 2014 AIN Product Support Survey, Part 1 Aircraft.

Turboprops registered worldwide were the only segment of the turbine business fleet to have reduced fatal and nonfatal accident numbers.