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The company recently completed its first aircraft–an M20TN Acclaim Type S–since the new investors took control.

A nonprofit aeronautical and atmospheric science research organization is partnering with a major airframer on a daring glider test project.

An ICAO-led industry task force will consider possible changes to how the airline industry assesses the risk of overflying conflict zones.

Certification for the company’s small amphibian aircraft is expected next year.

The new approval brings the company’s TCO authorizations to 87.

HondaJet also flew a flight demonstration during the afternoon airshow that included high- and low-speed passes.

The positive trend for orders looks consistent, but the company anticipates fewer deliveries this year.

2012 FAA reauthorization bill gave the agency the authority to set up a loan-guarantee program for mandated avionics upgrades.

Air charter brokerage business is largely unregulated, so users have to do their own due diligence.

Production flight-test pilot Mark Tuttle said that all systems performed as expected during the 73-minute flight.

Avex became a Daher-Socata dealer 15 years ago.

This flight also marked the first time all three Citation Latitude prototypes were in the air simultaneously.

Its “price pledge” states “it will never bill clients for more than they were originally quoted.”

He “will drive Executive AirShare’s growth in key Texas markets.”

The company-sponsored AeroShell team is celebrating its third decade in operation.

Amelia Rose recreated and completed the fatal 1937 journey of her famous namesake.

Mahindra is renaming its piston GA8 single the Airvan 8.

The company plans to spool up production of its new SF50 Vision single-engine jet to 125 units per year.

The new Cessna Turbo Skyhawk JT-A should be FAA certified in 2015 and will retail for $435,000.

Twelve skilled flyers will compete to see who can win the Flying Challenge Cup on July 30.

Emirates will stop flying over ISIS-controlled territory while Etihad maintains its status quo.

The global fuel provider is once again sponsoring the appearance of a famed warbird.

The organization hopes modernized Cessna 150 and 152s will make flight more accessible.

Keep a sharp eye out for identifying stickers while strolling the static display and you could win a prize.

The AeroVue integrated avionics system will first be certified in the Beechcraft King Air 200.