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The move further increases Texas-based Baker's exposure in the King Air modiification arena.

Helicopter services company Bristow Group's stock has been trading below the NYSE's $1 minimum price for over a month.

NBAA CEO Ed Bolen said exciting developments in aerospace and business aviation can be used to attract next generation of workers.

The new JV between Japan Airlines and Marubeni will serve the business aviation market with various services.

The safety review comes as Thailand bids to regain Category 1 status in the U.S.

The U.S. Navy has let four training contracts, including one to an ATAC-led team that will provide aircraft for training close-support air controllers.

At NBAA Maintenance Conference session, FAA adviser suggests failure to follow procedures is a cultural problem within organizations.

A buy of Frankfurt-based Condor would further strengthen Lufthansa’s foothold in its home market.

Flight testing of the CityAirbus eVTOL demonstrator will continue in Manching, Germany.

Morning general session of NBAA Maintenance Conference focuses on developing and recruiting aviation maintenance technicians.

The three-month project was viewed by the U.S. military as a training project for constructing runways in remote and difficult areas.

The ThrustSense Autothrottle system developed by Innovative Solutions & Support is now available for King Air turboprops.

Bombardier valued the sale to an undisclosed customer at $69 million.

Kaman says it is working on optionally piloted vehicles for commercial use

Keystone Heights Airport expects to complete the new terminal by spring 2020.

The FAA works with DHS and DOD on a joint initiative designed to identify and mitigate cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

According to statistics from FÏightAware, more than 70 percent of U.S.-registered bizjets and turboprops have met the mandate, with the deadline looming.

The twinjet disappeared from radar Sunday afternoon approximately 100 nm from its destination of Monterrey.

Baker spent more than 30 years at the agency, helping pave the way for new technologies, streamlined certification, and tighter international relations.

Russia has announced that it will soon be ready to export the Su-57, and Turkey is keen to find out more because of the ongoing spat with Washington

Cabin systems will be the sixth track in FlightSafety's Master Technician program.

Montreal-based leisure airline Air Transat will add 17 single-aisle Airbus aircraft by 2022 under a deal with U.S. lessor AerCap.

Embraer's commercial jet deliveries slide by three aircraft to 11 as did its backlog, to $16 billion.

Valcora has opened an office in Johannesburg, to support the growing need for reliable fuel purchasing options.

One FAA executive is responsible for interpreting regulations that previously could be subject to eight opinions, Duncan told safety summit attendees.

The global aviation services provider has purchased a stake in an in-development FBO at Scottsdale Airport, which will be under the Jet Aviation brand.

Miami Air Flight 293 with 142 persons onboard overran runway 10 while landing at the Florida naval base in a thunderstorm.

Other factors under consideration by Aeroflot accident investigators include pilot response to technical problems.

The U.S. airframer insists the lack of the alert feature did not compromise safety of the 737 Max.

The HeliOffShore Safety Intelligence Program collects operational data from 85 percent of the world's offshore helicopter fleet.