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“There’s a tremendous disparity in aircraft fleet age and fuel efficiency between airlines,” said the International Council on Clean Transportation.

AW609 test aircraft made more than 70 power-off conversions from airplane to helicopter mode.

AT&T’s national 4G network has download speeds ranging from 16.65 to 66.11 Mbps and upload speeds of 7.43 Mbps.

Construction of the new facility will be completed in two phases.

The FAA said the rule was prompted by the Russian Federation’s issuance of a notam on March 28 “purporting to establish unilaterally a new FIR.”

Aviation fatigue meter was developed and backed by years of research by leading sleep and fatigue specialists.

The all-composite, electric E-Fan training aircraft is a technology experimental demonstrator.

A Cessna Citation 525 was substantially damaged when it went off the end of a runway last Saturday morning.

Jeppesen is holding a series of free webinars to help pilots improve their knowledge of navigation information and charts.

Mesinger Jet Sales will help Royal Jet with the acquisition of the newer aircraft, as well as disposal of the three older jets.

Approximately 100 Chinese aviation university students were welcomed to ABACE 2014 on Student Day.

The MC-27J Praetorian concept retains the capability of the regular C-27J but can be rapidly converted for special missions.

Passengers will be able to connect to the network via Wi-Fi-enabled devices for texting, streaming video and browsing the Internet at faster speeds.

The Myanmar government has invited private participation in 30 airport development projects.

Heavy volumes of military training traffic within 100 miles of San Antonio pose problems.

NTSB chairman Deborah Hersman said the Board has been pursuing the FAA since the 1970s to rule on child restraints.

The deadline in France is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a French pilot union is objecting.

Irish carrier to challenge court decision that Dutch TV show had sufficient evidence for its report on alleged low fuel reserves.

A pilot learned that good stick-and-rudder skills in a jet can save your life when systems fail.

The Hawker crashed during a low-IFR nighttime approach in Mexico.

Part 91 operators should check their ops manuals for any mention of naps.

Portions of current safety policy are built around both engines operating at takeoff.

The session will look at the probabilities of disruptive weather systems.

Air China crew and New York controller struggle to reach mutual understanding.

Ukraine International Airlines now flies transatlantic service between Kiev and New York.

The European Union Council of Ministers is expected to adopt the final act extending the life of the ATM joint undertaking this summer.

Gulfstream delivered 39 completed aircraft during the first quarter, a 34.5-percent increase from a year ago.

Ross quietly rose to become the fifth-largest aviation service provider chain in the U.S. since its launch a decade ago.

At issue was a German protectionist regulation forcing foreign operators of inbound flights from non-EU country departure points to apply for permission.

Certification of the redesigned vertical bevel gear shaft for the EC225 clears the way for fleet retrofit, especially for offshore operators.