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Uber's two-day June summit in Washington, D.C., laid out its ambitious air mobility plans, tempered a bit by regulators' remarks.

The Praetor 600, handed over to a European customer, rolled off the hybrid assembly line in Brazil that also produces the Legacy 450 and Legacy 500.

The Savannah airframer is now set to begin deliveries of the latest addition to its product line up later this year.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is considering adding another airport to its portfolio.

A large-scaled ransomware attack beset Belgian manufacturer Asco Industries on June 7.

Lithuania-bases Baltic Ground Services Group plans to release a full curriculum of virtual reality training modules by the end of the year.

Proposal would pave the way for testing and development of a supersonic aircraft.

FAA certification of Garmin's G3X Touch displays means that owners of older aircraft have lower-cost options for big safety improvements.

Sen. Maria Cantwell is concerned that TFRs are imposed over sporting events but not over other major events, such as concerts.

With another three airplanes joining the fleet this year, Jazeera projects a 25 percent increase in passenger traffic in 2019.

The single-pilot, nine-passenger Cessna Citation CJ4 was first delivered in 2010.

A new issue found during simulator testing will required further work to update the 737 Max's flight control software.

Pilatus Aircraft has received Transport Canada certification for its PC-24 light jet, said Canadian distributor Levaero Aviation.

Thirteen aircraft are being ordered, and Antonov hopes the deal will inspire confidence in the design from other potential customers

The new company will provide a digital platform for ease of use.

The division of Montreal-based MSB Global Ressources looks to add 30 more aerospace engineers by end of summer.

The alliance will extend Gama's reach in the heavy jet segment while providing Windsor with access to resources, expertise, and experience.

The pilot of the AW109E that crashed atop a New York high-rise reported he was lost, flew erratically in low visibility

A new FreeFlight Systems STC offers ADS-B compliance for MST 67A-equipped Part 25 jets.

Dickson said he did not disclose a whistleblower complaint because he was named a party to it and said actions of Delta were appropriate at the time.

NATA president Gary Dempsey was the keynote speaker at Wichita Aero Club luncheon yesterday.

EIS capability on Garmin's TXi displays is now available for PT6A-powered single-engine turboprops.

Inventory management and logistics agreement covers Ontic's Boeing 777 fuel measurement system wiring harness products.

No weapons are believed to have been dropped, but the RAF's F-35s have now joined those of Israel and the U.S. on combat duty.

To be ready in 2022, the city's new defenses will rely on conventionally armed interceptors in place of the Cold War-era nuclear missiles

Boeing is partnering with Kitty Hawk, builder of the Cora eVTOL air taxi, on urban air mobility solutions

The unanimously accepted plan will reduce FBO acreage and put restrictions on where mid and large cabin private jets can park.

In joint comments, 14 groups asked the FAA to take a less prescriptive approach and adhere to Department of Education practices in Mx school standards.

Hundreds of flights cancelled by Taiwan airline as flight attendant strike cripples operations.

The Boston base is part of a growth strategy that includes additional bases throughout the U.S.