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A route beween Jakarta and Phnom Pehn will connect the capital cities for the first time since the start of the Cambodian civil war.

The Qatar Amiri Air Force has formally accepted its first Dassault Rafale, while training of personnel is being undertaken n France.

Swiss operator says London City approval opens up new charter opportunities.

Begun in 1989, the annual conference has expanded from its humble origins in Montvale, N.J., to setting records in San Antonio, Texas.

Historical trends, ADS-B mandate and changing U.S. economy will pressure pre-owned inventory to rise.

All flights to and from Belgium will be suspended for 24 hours due to a national strike affecting staffing levels at the ANSP.

MemberJets has launched a platform that enables charter brokers and aircraft operators to sell per-seat charter flights.

Kopter Group plans to open its new plant in Switzerland in 2021

The new standard will define 20 terms, some long in use, but others introduced to increase accuracy in landing condition reports.

Sixteen African states have removed all restrictions from air service agreements, but more needs to be done.

Airport will sequence operations based on reservations and air traffic flow management restrictions.

Business aviation services company Western Jet Aviation has expanded its existing full-service Gulfstream maintenance capabilities to include the G650.

Satair signs new distribution agreement for Honeywell's JetWave in-flight WiFi.

Flight departments will need to open their wallets to maintain and attract qualified pilots and maintenance technicians.

Dubai’s Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) claims to be the global leader in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) oversight.

Negotiators fail to break an impasse over staffing levels and work rules at Taiwan’s flag carrier.

Russia's follow-on to the A-50 "Mainstay" AWACS platform has entered into acceptance trials, offering vastly expanded capabilities

Aircraft OEMs and MROs try to balance mobile service demands for AOG with light maintenance service requests.

Aircraft OEMs and MROs try to balance mobile service demands for AOG with light mx service requests.

Bristow Group is assessing its "ability to continue as a going concern" amidst financial reporting "weaknesses."

A centralized team is looking at possibilities for additive manufacturing throughout Collins Aerospace business lines and sees plenty of opportunities.

The Brazilian manufacturer ships 90 airliners following busy fourth quarter.

The establishment of a West African MRO hub accompanies plans to launch a Nigerian flag carrier.

UK aerospace industry production fell in 2018 in spite of record global aircraft deliveries.

Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation has approved Falcon Aviation for business jet and regional aircraft maintenance at its bases in the UAE.

The February 13 hearing was scheduled after House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leaders introduced a bill to shield the FAA from shutdowns.

The gains were driven mostly by charter operations as Part 91 flights edged slightly lower, according to the JSSI Business Aviation Index.

After nearly a decade of planning, the Martin County Airport in Stuart has its own U.S. Customs facility, which can process both airplanes and boats.

Lufthansa Technik will now lead Lufthansa Group's drone operations.

Manufacture of the low-earth-orbit satellites is moving to Florida.