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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.

Support structure in place awaiting the A350’s entry into service.

System could enable intervention before cracks have even begun to form as well as predict the remaining life of an engineering structure.

The ebook is designed to assist operators with planning and budgeting for aircraft interior maintenance.

The MRO works on the nacelles and thrust reversers of approximately 20 different business jets and regional airliners.

Five-year deal covers Orange County Sherriff’s Department helicopters.

The proposed AD is to prevent fuel leakage in combination with a capacitor clearance issue, which could result in an uncontrolled fire in the wheel well.

The agency seeks to replace the one-time inspection required by AD 2012-14-06 with repetitive inspections.

The $5 million, 19-acre facility is jointly owned by the Texas Department of Transportation, the city of DeSoto and the DeSoto Economic Development Corp.

Five locations join the company’s domestic network.

Investment follows similar investments made last year.

The system adds LPV capability for satellite-aided approaches.

The pilots anticipated that the 30,000-nm round-trip would involve 85 takeoffs and landings at 78 airports.

Favorable financing environment encourages owners to retire relatively young airplanes, changing dynamics of the aftermarket business

The value of the contract could be as high as $72 million.

Business jet accident fatalities are up slightly, while those for turboprops declined in the first nine months of 2014.

Business aircraft flights in Europe managed a 0.1-percent year-over-year gain in September, to 63,068 departures.

“Save time” was the number-one reason for using business aviation, followed by “ability to use airports that airlines don’t serve.”