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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the European Commission agreed on June 1 to recognize each other’s air cargo security regimes.

Nigerian Crash Comes on the Heels of One in Ghana

Dash 8 Crew Faulted in Stick-Shaker Incident

Two Federal Employees Diein Midair Near DC

House Subcommittee Challenges ATC Consolidation Efforts

Technique: Planning a Departure Realistically

Helicopter Incident Caught on Video

Boeing Clips Regional Jet at ORD

IBAC Reports on Improved North Atlantic Separation Standards

Door Falls from Challenger After Takeoff

FAA Issues AD on Bombardier RJs

Shell Oil Worried About Contractor Safety

An Azul-Trip merger would create Brazil's third largest airline.

The UK parliament's transport committee says that proposed EASA flight duty rules are less safe than existing rules in some instances

Air India's cancellation of the first 787 delivery is intended to apply pressure to win increased compensation from Boeing for delivery delays

Airbus expects to conclude talks soon with EASA over a permanent fix for cracked rib feet in A380 wings.