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AMR bankruptcy leaves American Eagle in limbo.

The SkyPad app from Innotech Aviation and Esoteric to use their own personal iPads.

Duncan Aviation wins STC for Wi-Fi.

United Rotorcraft division has been awarded a contract by OSF Aviation of Peoria, Ill.

Etihad, Southwest endow Boeing with major orders.

About 75 to 80 Members of the NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP) and other employees held an informational picketing session

Draft data covering recent DOD and FAA tests of cellphones and other consumer GPS devices revealed that 75 percent “experienced harmful interference”

The FAA should provide more detailed information on efforts to align with Europe on ATC modernization to mitigate “continuing skepticism”

Less than a month after an active Dubai Air Show closed, market analyst Brian Foley called attention to a 6-percent shrinkage in the Middle East

The in-development Kamov Ka-226T light twin, a Turbomeca-powered version of the Russian coaxial-rotor helicopter

The FAA has issued a proposed advisory circular that would, as a core principle, include “emphasis of ‘reduce angle of attack’ response

Mark Paolucci, a 32-year employee of Cessna Aircraft, announced that he is retiring from his position as senior v-p of sales

Piper Aircraft is facing repayment requests of government incentives received in 2008 to help the company upgrade its Vero Beach, Fla., facilities

The FAA supplemental type certificate for Garmin’s GTN series touchscreen avionics has been validated by EASA,

The first annual CEPA Expo held by the Central Europe Private Aviation Association December 1 and 2 in Prague “made a very encouraging start,”

Aircraft Lighting International has introduced an LED reading light bulb

Southwest orders 737 MAXs.

Boeing gains 330-minute ETOPS approval for 777.

WTO to comment on U.S. claims against EU.

The time has come for each of us to mentor young people and help them get into our industry.

IATA's 2012 profits forecast sees airline margins dipping

Like stink bugs, aviation user fees seem to return every year.

NLRB drops case against Boeing.

Airbus starts to join front fuselage for first A350 XWB.

Malaysia’s requirement for a new multi-role combat aircraft (MRCA) was a key feature of this week’s Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA)

GE Aviation and Rolls-Royce ended their self-funded development of an alternative engine for the F-35,