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One bill would streamline the TSA’s acquisition process and the other would establish an Aviation Security Advisory Committee.

University of Alaska can now use a small UAS for animal surveys at its test range in Fairbanks.

The EEOC sued ExxonMobil, alleging that the company discriminated against pilots when it forced them to retire at age 60.

Total operating revenue of all passenger airlines last year was $199.7 billion, of which $120.6 billion, or 60 percent, came from air fare.

To fit new designs into the present production scheme while maintaining flow times, Boeing must consider how long each part takes to build.

Safran subsidiaries unveil plans that highlight the role techonology can play in delivering support services.

Indian operators demand security changes after a pilot and mechanic are beaten up by a charter customer.

The 500th helicopter was delivered to Russian operator Aviamarket.

The new simulator will be based at AgustaWestland’s new simulation building at the A. Marchetti Training Academy in Sesto Calende, Italy.

Dragon allows pilots and passengers to communicate using voice or data, without the need for an expensive certification and installation approval program.

The nine-year deal for ATC services represents the best option for the association.

Be prepared for slot restrictions; get applications in now for next month’s event.

Safety leader offers food for thought about how to remain safety focused.

Cessna and Williams studying the cause of the incident.

The preliminary report on MH370 contains gaps.

Widow of 9/11 captain expresses frustration as she educates Congressman’s staff.

The FAA wants to make it easier for parents to learn which child safety seats will fit on board which aircraft.

The safety board took action after HoTH operators experienced six accidents recently.

A Transport Canada report questioned some safety systems in place at Canadian carrier.

Unable to stop before the end of the runway, Citation ends up in pond.

Air traffic was significantly delayed when both of L.A. center’s Eram computers failed at the same time.

Heliopter begins spinning wildly shortly after takeoff from hospital roof.

The six test ranges ould provide an avenue for UAS manufacturers to eventually gain full type certification and airworthiness approval of their designs.

The number of active GA aircraft declined by 6.4 percent, to 209,034 from 223,370 in 2012, the last year for which information is available.

The new African headquarters is part of a major investment that UAS is making in Africa, where it intends to open further new offices.

Buyers with good credit can still obtain financing for business aircraft, as long as the asset is less than 20 years old.

Ohio facility specializes in turboprop aircraft and engines.

Preliminary, factual and final reports on accidents involving business aircraft.

Sightseeing operator Cayman Islands Helicopters and the local CAA have won an appeal against a local business on the legality of a new helipad.

Under its Matrix technology program, Sikorsky is flying an S-76 that can “see” and select a landing spot.