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Japan Airlines said it will order 10 Embraer E170s and place an option on another five airplanes this spring.  The airline plans to place the airplane

Xi’an Aircraft Industries delivered the first sets of ARJ21-700 wings and main fuselage sections for final assembly to Shanghai Aircraft Company early last

The low-fare character of regional air transport in much of Britain is spreading south as Air France regional subsidiaries prepare to react to the expected

Smyrna, Tenn.-based RegionsAir had to suspend all service indefinitely on March 9 after the FAA for the second time in a week halted operations for inadequ

UK regional Flybe has completed acquisition of much of Manchester-based British Airways subsidiary BA Connect, receiving the business and some £130 million

The 80-seat Antonov An-148-100 won type approval from Russian and Ukrainian authorities in late February, marking the successful completion of the first ne

Brian Rowe, former head of GE Aviation, died February 22.

Hans Doll was promoted to director of customer and product support for Grob Aerospace.

The aviation industry speaks with its own jargon and acronym-filled language, one that can take years to master.

Fairs & Exhibitions, which organizes the biennial Dubai Airshow in the United Arab Emirates, will debut a new aircraft interiors show–Aircraft Interior

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The independent aircraft interior completion manager is based on a dusty little airport on the outskirts of Fort Worth, Texas, and the airplane interior be

Bombardier CL-600-2B19, Rapid City, S.D., Jan.

Cessna Citation 550, Fort Yukon, Alaska, Sept.

Cessna Citation 550, Butler, Pa., Jan.

Eurocopter EC 120B, Gulf of Mexico, La., Feb.

Piaggio Avanti, Eagle, Colo., Jan.

Embraer E170, Cleveland, Ohio, Feb.

Socata TBM 700, North Dartmouth, Mass., Feb.

Raytheon Beech King Air 200, Belgrade, Mont., Feb.

Cessna 208B Caravan, Alliance, Neb., Feb.

Bombardier Learjet 35A, Columbus, Ohio, Jan.

Resembling a turbine engine, the pre-owned market in the first quarter of last year sucked wind.

Earmark or pork amendments were banned as the 110th Congress passed its Continuing Resolution (H.J.Res.20) to fund the nine 2007 appropriations bills that

The FAA revised its controller hiring plan early last month to adjust for greater retirement numbers and revisions to staffing requirements at each of the

President Bush has named Kerry Long, a self-described “aviation enthusiast” with nearly three decades of experience in aviation law, to serve as chief coun

Although the FAA has finally acquiesced to allowing commercial pilots to fly past their 60th birthday, a group of legislators has introduced a bill that wo

A prominent moment of the 2003 International Operators Conference in Colorado Springs occurred just after the first day’s sessions.

The combined Aviation Services and Suppliers Supershow (AS3) and GSE International Expo is now called “Aviation Industry Week.” As it was last year for the

Mitsubishi garnered top bragging rights in the most recent AIN product-support survey, and the biennial pilots’ review of proficiency (PROP) semi