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The FAA is processing a good portion of the average traffic at O'Hare and Midway, the two airports immediately affected by the fire.

Airbus A350 XWB Completes EASA Type Certification

New ATR Giugiaro Cabin Designs Boost Aircraft Passenger Comfort Standards

Staying Connected in the Sky with Gogo Business Aviation

FBI investigating fire after suspected arsonist was arrested at the scene.

The Air Charter Safety Foundation has pointed out that the safety record of Part 135 operators varies considerably between sectors.

Agency stopped just short of all-out approval of UAS operations.

The research effort’s goal is to promote in pilots a true understanding of aviation knowledge, not simply rote memorization of facts.

Operators urged to check Notams

IHST continues offering practical safety-focused guidance to helicopter operators.

Charter aircraft departed from Woitape, north of Port Moresby.

Critics worry about potential water accidents with no life rafts on board.

Airbus Helicopters honors landing zone database for safety contribution.

The U.S. began striking targets in Iraq on August 7, and the effort to stem the advance of Islamic State and other terrorist groups has increased.

Carrier to use double-decker first on London to Abu Dhabi route

Program embarks on 3,000-hour certification regimen

The South Africa company revealed details of several of its missile programs at the African Aerospace and Defence show.

The Ministry of Defence has revived the Ilyushin Il-112 project, a development of the Il-114 airliner.

The experimental demonstrator is being used to test aircraft systems and handling.

Auction will include sports memorabilia, ski getaway packages, jet fuel, watches and aircraft models.

STC approval of the G5000 in the Beechjet 400A/400XP is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2015.

Increased charges that would take effect April 15, 2015, are “considerably higher, in terms of the specific amount and the additional cost.”

Airbus said the technologies being tested are “transversal,” meaning not specifically meant for any one particular helicopter model.

Proposal seeks to amend qualification standards for some flight simulation training devices.

Helibras safety manager Antonio Modesto described the event as “the realization of a personal dream” with full company support.

This follows record growth in both June and July, “with September on track for similar activity.”

The first flights of the upgraded Mi-171 will take place in Moscow.

He will oversee the development of a new Meridian FBO at Hayward (Calif.) Executive Airport and expand aircraft management business on the West Coast.

The 1.5-hour session will be moderated by NARA chairman and Dallas Jet International president Brad Harris.