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Billionaire Chris Cline and flight school operator Geoff Painter are among those killed during a night flight of AW139.

The first CC-295 for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s search and rescue fleet is due to be handed over later in 2019.

Organized by the Russian ministry of defense, the Army exhibition showcases the latest Russian technology for potential overseas buyers.

The Swiss federal court decision to uphold an earlier air traffic controller verdict marks the first such conviction with legal effect.

Flybe will now operate under the Virgin brand.

The FAA proposal would shift from prescriptive to performance-based standards and eliminate duplicative fire-testing requirements.

The project to implement a shared air traffic management system for Belgium has reached the final implementation phase.

The Innovative Solutions & Support autothrottle system for PT6A-powered turboprops is now available in the King Air B200.

The continued grounding of the Boeing 737 Max has diluted passenger totals for Norwegian Air Shuttle, as well as undermined on-time performance.

Eviation’s All-Electric Alice Regional Airliner Secures a Major Launch Order

Dassault and Airbus’s New Generation Fighter Program Gets a Boost

Coveted slots at Sao Paulo's Congonhas Airport remain up for grabs.

After some delay since approval was given by Congress, the Navy has completed on a deal to buy an ex-RAF Hercules for the Blue Angels team

The acquisition gives Sparfell a private jet charter operation established by the late Formula One legend Niki Lauda.

Last year the Lincoln MRO provider offered full-time jobs to a dozen interns.

A squadron of the stealthy fifth-generation F-22A fighters is the latest asset to join Central Command as heightened tensions with Iran continue.

Simcom has fielded the first FAA-certified Daher TBM 910 simulator at its Scottsdale, Arizona training facility.

The U.S. airframer agrees to work with local governments and NGOs to administer the funds for families of 737 Max victims.

The airport's permanent CBP facility debuted last fall, giving arriving private international flights a new Chicagoland option.

The FAA warned that operations will be suspended from 6:15 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. at DCA for a military flyover and also be impacted later during fireworks.

Having failed to buy F-16s from Israel after U.S. applied restrictions, Croatia is looking for new-build F-16s or Gripens

The PC-24 jet is being certified for grass field operations and demonstrated this capability by landing at the UK's Goodwood Festival of Speed show.

Since it began its scholarship partnership with Orange Coast College's flight school, the Van Nuys Airport-based company has awarded over $32,000.

Safety experts warn of substandard pilot training and poor runway conditions on the subcontinent.

The industry is to be commended for developing an awareness of its own bad actors and transparency is key.

The ARC resurrects the decades-long efforts to update Part 135 pilot rest and duty rules,

Indonesia’s antitrust watchdog is investigating charges of a ticketing cartel.

New versions of armed Mi-8s and Mi-28s offer greater survivability and greater stand-off engagement capability.

The end of the Boeing KC-135R in Singaporean service signals that the A330 MRTT is ready to take on operational missions.

Recent instances could shine a light on a lapse in standards prompted by a shortage of qualified workers.