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A concept would use platforms in space to collect solar radiation that would be turned into microwave energy and transmitted to earth to disrupt storms.

Flightstar is also seeking similar STC approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.

The jet card and jet management provider has doubled down in St. Louis and addded a base in Texas' capital.

Japan is the first export customer for the KC-46, and expects to get its first of an initially approved batch of four aircraft in 2021

The new weapon aims to fill the middle ground between the AIM-9X and the AIM-120, combining good range performance with the AIM-9X’s agility

The Japanese company expects to hire some 100 engineering and product development professionals during the first year of operation.

The massive hangar at Geneva International Airport in Swizerland is looking to offer its clients custom hangar use plans.

One Aviation received U.S. bankruptcy court approval for its plans to exit Chapter 11 before year-end under ownership by Chinese-backed Citiking.

Trials of the new airport collaborative decision-making (A-CDM) procedures started on Monday at Canada’s Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport.

When it opens this month, the new Beijing airport will introduce an innovative radar system developed by the Chinese engineers.

Pilots union BALPA called off a planned strike at British Airways on September 27, but it could take more strike action through January 2020.

Minimal downtime for Mustang owners is expected because panel and wire modifications on the light-twin are limited.

The Air Force's E-11A fleet comprises a Bombardier Global Express, 6000. and two XRSes.

The number of airline passengers per year will double by 2037 to 8.2 billion,

Metalworkers union in Sao Jose dos Campos demand progress in contract talks.

The company is adding functionality to its maintenance price quote application, to streamline the process for finding qualified AOG service.

The Asian Business Aviation Association organized its first safety day in Hong Kong last week at TAG Aviation Asia’s Flight Training Resources center.

AviationManuals has introduced a new manual to help managers and staff improve the professionalism, standards, and safety of their FBO operations.

Honeywell's first APU took flight in 1950.

The oldest airline in Africa plans to take its second A220 on October 1.

The Embraer Commercial Aircraft CEO works to answer the concerns of 10 competition authorities scrutinizing his company’s planned combination with Boeing.

When the King Air’s left engine fails on takeoff, what you do in the span of just three seconds means the difference between life and death.

The Idaho-based FBO and MRO is already authorized to work on the Williams International engine found on the Pilatus PC-24.

The investment by Safran and Boeing in EPS is expected to improve production rates and costs for electric batteries to power aircraft.

PhilJets Aero Services in the Philippines becomes the airframes's newest authorized service center in the region.

After Hurricane Dorian lingered over the Bahamas for days, private flights were among the vanguard of relief operations

Gulfstream has motivators for a G650ER follow-on and Honda Aircraft is looking for engineers with aircraft design specialities.

FlightSafety International is now offering Collins Pro Line 4 to Pro Line Fusion differences training to operators of Nextant 604XT.

To help reduce wrong surface incidents, the FAA is sponsoring “special focus” meetings at various airports hosted by the agency’s runway safety action team

What started several years ago as a low-key gathering of charter brokers has now blossomed in to a one-day “must attend” event for the industry.