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An A320 final assembly line will remain in Tianjin and Airbus is seeking to develop a supply chain in the region.

The company could be hiring as soon as next year as the engine moves into production.

AIN joined the last operational Tristar mission on March 24.

Tour slated for nine cities on three continents.

Canada company supports Honeywell and Litton systems.

Company completes Challenger 604 and plans Learjet 35 work for African clients.

Approval encompasses newly announced Wi-Fi products.

Both warranties are transferable with aircraft sale.

MRO doubles space at Brunswick Excecutive Airport.

Electronic flight bag PMA supports the Boeing 777-200/300/300ER.

The Brussels Airport facility will support AOG for AAR customers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Indian firm will install the company’s cabin electronics in cabin upgrades.

The former director of MRO at the company’s engine division was named v-p of engineering.

The service will operate the aircraft in tandem with smaller Hermes 450s it already uses.

The U.S. Air Force should consider buying the British-made Brimstone for its Reapers, said a British official.

Russia's annexation of Crimea will not threaten the airframer's planned joint venture with Rostec.

Under new rules of engagement, Turkey treats any Syrian aircraft approaching the border as a military threat.

Atlas has been created to provide a facility for testing a range of light/medium unmanned air vehicles and technologies.