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Indiana's Freeman Municipal Airport is set to begin a project that will alter one of its runways and add 500 feet in the process.

Garmin has received FAA STC approval for the GFC 600H helicopter flight control system in the Airbus Helicopters AS350 B2/B3 single.

Preowned business aircraft inventory climbed 2 percent across all market segments to 6,324 aircraft, up from 6,201 at year-end 2018.

The expansion includes sites such as DeKalb-Peachtree Airport near Atlanta and Tampa International Airport.

The British Business Aviation Association's annual conference in March will shine a spotlight on the industry's sustainability initiiatives.

Airbus is gradually resuming A320 assembly work at its factory in China, but the scale of disruption to the aerospace supply chain remains uncertain.

Blackshape’s trainer aircraft at Singapore Airshow

A*Star, a research cooperative, is delving into an array of advanced manufacturing processes, ranging from automation to additive manufacturing.

Airbus and Singapore's aviation regulator are working together on developing urban air mobility to Singapore.

With several commercial aircraft absentees, it is military hardware that has provided the main spectacle for Singapore showgoers.

Airbus is rolling out a virtual reality flight training tool later this year and building a network of ab initio flight training centers.

The Republic of Singapore Air Force will work with Airbus to certify automatic refueling for the A330 MRTT.

Boeing and Saab are well advanced in the development of the T-7A for the U.S. Air Force and are receiving interest from potential export customers.

Three companies collaborated to create a 3D-printed aero engine part for a Pratt & Whitney turbine engine.

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The first services for the new JAL subsidiary start on May 14 from Tokyo to Bangkok.

Part of the drive to increase engine efficiency and reduce emissions, the Rolls-Royce UltraFan employs advanced composite fan blades.

The Boeing CH-47D is an important element of the RSAF’s inventory. A recent upgrade to the simulator is now providing enhanced training.

Singapore real estate group JTC signed deal worth $500 million at the Singapore Air Show.

The Pentagon decided not to completely retire the A-10, B-1, KC-10, and U-2 after all.

Under the authorization, Tag Aviation Asia can perform line maintenance on the Global 5000, 6000, and 7500 as well as the Challenger 605.

Satellite flight tracking service Spidertracks is launching a new generation of hardware—Spider X.

The Italian airline will be liquidated following years of losses and an apparent disagreement between shareholders whether to inject more funds.

S.A.F.E. Structure Designs has developed a unique pitch adjustment tool for all models of Robinson helicopters.

A memorandum of understanding between Bell, Japan Airlines and Sumitomo covers work to developing an ecosystem for urban air mobility services.

The Middle East Business Aviation Association is creating a planning and operations committee (POC) to serve the region.

Clay Lacy Aviation has tapped World Kinect Energy Services to help develop a sustainability program that would significantly reduce its carbon footprint.

It also made a major pylon modification and CPDLC system upgrade.

The airplane was delivered last week to Dr. Ian Bair Fries and his wife, Susan, who previously owned a TBM 700B, TBM 850, and TBM 900.

Leonardo is upgrading the avionics on new AW139 medium twin helicopters to the Honeywell Primus Epic 2.0 Phase 8.