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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.

Technology is a significant player in ensuring the safe experience the traveling public demands.

New defense work drives the Wichita-based company to expand to a second, 14,000-sq-ft building.

The Romanian flag carrier will lease the new ATR turboprops from Nordic Aviation Capital.

The Wichita-based supplier has received parts manufacturing approval for applying Coolview to side cockpit windows of Beechjet variants.

The Australian buyer is looking to make inroads into the U.S. MRO market.

DRF Luftrettung recently completed modifications for a BK-117 C1 that will be based aboard the research vessel Polarstern

After the issuance of an STC for the upgrade earlier this month, the MRO says it has another 16 Citations lined up to receive the G5000.

The formal opinion issued followed the review of nearly 1,800 comments on a runway safety NPA.

The modification centers on the replacement of obsolete CTR displays with modern DU-875 LCD monitors.

The Argus report saw declines in all major aircraft categories with turboprop flights experiencing the biggest slide.

The last 26 of the McDonnell Douglas widebodies will leave the AA fleet on September 4.

Altitude 25 is the name of Solarius Aviation's new charter membership program.

During the association's annual meeting and conference, NATA named Aeroplex/Aerolease Group president and CEO Curt Castagna as chairman.

It's Global Jet Capital's third asset-backed securitization bringing its total to more than $2.1 billion.

The contract calls for Bombardier to complete CRJ production in the second half of 2020 and continue to supply spare parts from its plant outside Montreal.

The low-cost carrier will solely focus on short-haul ops, reduce growth, and bring down costs to trim losses.

The work provides a boost to Piaggio, which is operating under receivership and seeking a new owner.

Newest Boeing/Saab T-X Trainer contract builds upon Collins' ejection seat and landing gear work.

Ticket prices could rise by an average of $300 due to costs associated with rerouting flights.

The 52-year-old King Air A90 with 11 onboard crashed Friday evening shortly after taking off from Oahu’s Dillingham Airport on a sunset skydiving flight.