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The Van Nuys, California-based company finds early success in charters with ultra-long-range jets.

The aeronautical university is the first educational facility to earn the highest level of the voluntary safety managemeny system-based program.

The Saudi airline has placed an order for 30 A320neos but declined to comment on the role—if any—the grounding of the Max played.

The new levy will come into force in 2020 and will range from €1.5 per ticket in economy to €18 in business class.

While Alert is directed mainly at the commercial-aviation sector, bizav organizations are “more than welcome” to register for the service, said Aireon.

The order comes as Bombardier approaches service entry for its newest members of the Global family later this year.

Dubbed "One More Orbit," the flight launched at the same time and location as the Apollo 11 mission a half century ago.

Newly named The Air Charter Association says the rebrand will give it a clearer identity.

Whitman, who died in October 2018, is the initial recipient of the trophy established in his namesake in recognition of his contributions to the industry.

To obtain IFR clearances at non-tower airports, pilots need to call the overlying ARTCC or approach control facility and not Leidos Flight Service.

Helicopter lessor LCI has secured $75 million from an investor consortium.

The Drone Disruption Summit in October 2019 will address the costly disruption caused by drone near-misses and airport incursions.

The promise of fewer structural barriers in China ushers in several proposals for new low-cost carriers.

With the standard for aircraft hangar fire suppression up for revison, the study will examine the causes, hazards, and costs of accidental foam discharge.

The new agreement calls for Part 21 new build manufacturing as well as comprehensive Part 145 repairs and spares.

The UK engine maker is teaming with the state of Brandenburg to create a regional ecosystem for hybrid- electric power and propulsion activities.

The regulation calls for non-Russian certified business aircraft to receive government approval and to receive no objections from airlines.

The FAA is advising against using the DELETE selection for waypoints.

The project will irrevokeably reduce the length of the airport's Runway to 3,500 feet.

The company hopes the FAA will also approve two previously issued service bulletins to return U.S. jets fitted with Tamarack’s active winglets to service.

Aircraft dealer's group will accept applications through July 31.

Once again the Boca Raton Airport Authority has launched its annual school supply drive to help needy children.

Flight attendants union reaches an agreement with EVA management, ending the longest strike in Taiwanese aviation history.

The UK data protection authority faults the British flag carrier for "poor" security arrangements.

The Brazilian manufacturer considers Asia-Pacific the most promising market for its largest airplane.

SRC Aviation is the first outside the U.S. is the first to achieve such recognition.

Airlines can now share information between GE FMSs and Lufthansa Systems' Lido EFB applications.

Aspen Avionics offers a variety of configurations of its new Max displays for upgrades to aircraft equipped with standard instruments.

Russian Helicopters seeks to expand performance envelope of the Mi-38 twin.

Exxaero's base will be at Weeze Airport in the Lower Rhine region of Germany.