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Bye Aerospace said it currently holds 624 commitments for its new all-electric training aircraft

"Virtual accelerator" organization has helped some 20 aviation and aerospace ventures come to market.

Deliveries of the Jet-A powered DA40s and DA 42-IV will bring the North Carolina flight training Center's fleet of Diamonds to 20 aircraft

Built by Business Jet Center, the new 46,000-sq-ft hangar is already fully booked.

Hypersonics, small satellites, flying wingmen and swarming drones are all being investigated.

The Jumbolair property, which includes the longest private runway in the U.S., a mansion and a residential complex is now on the market.

The DOT IG is investigating FAA oversight of the "doors off" helitour industry

AirVenture's golden anniversary is a perfect time to make the pilgrimage to the temporary center of the known aviation universe.

The U.S. manufacturer suffers a $5.6 billion reduction in revenue and $1.7 billion cost increase in the second quarter.

Leonardo's candidate for a replacement U.S. Navy training helicopter gets IFR approval from the FAA

Outage originated in ground infrastructure and the system took six days to recover to operational status, prompting a full inquiry.

The sole-occupant pilot was subsequently arrested on one count of driving under the influence after crashing a Citation 550 at Nevada’s Mesquite Airport.

Columbia Helicopters is being acquired by private equity firm AEI

Russia calls the MH17 investigation a “tool in a dirty political game.”

All three U.S. Max operators now have deferred Max flying into at least November.

The subcontinent’s DGCA lists a number of common oversights in its 2018-22 Aviation Safety Plan.

EU airlines label eco-taxes as a missed opportunity to decarbonize the industry.

The Malaysian government considers four offers to manage MAB from local companies.

Commercial applications for unmanned aerial systems are increasing rapidly, drawing large investment from venture capitalists and spurring consolidation.

Washington has responded to the delivery of S-400 air defense missiles to Turkey, upholding its threat to remove the nation from the F-35 program

Part of the company's new mobile application, it will allow aircraft owners and jet card members the ability to sell empty seats on a per-flight basis.

The California-based manufacturer of the Electric EEL, which is a retrofit of a Cessna 337 Skymaster, will begin accepting letters of intent at AirVenture.

The helicopter manufacturer saw lower revenue and profit in second quarter 2019, mainly from a decline in its military business.

Homes For Our Troops builds and donates specially adapted houses for severely injured post-9/11 veterans.

The U.S. manufacturer hires Kenneth Feinberg and Camille Biros to administer funds to relatives of victims of 737 Max crashes.

Following the light jet's Transport Canada certification last month, Canadian distributor Levaero has delivered the first C-registered of the type.

NTSB aviation safety official Dana Schulze expresses concerns that medevac, charter, and other on-demand operators don't meet some Part 121 requirements.

The gathering of industry and government leaders highlighted workforce shortages, ADS-B compliance, and small airport funding, among other issues.

The STC developed by New Zealand-based Airwork with assistance from BendixKing, will focus on Part 27 rotorcraft, starting with the AS350.

Parent company chief attributes fewer Beechcraft and Cessna deliveries to threat of tariffs, economic concerns.