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Attendees of the 2019 Air Charter Safety Symposium were given an overview of dramatic changes ahead for Part 135 training and heard of NTSB's Most Wanted.

The new development at Long Island's Republic Airport adds another 106,000 sq ft of hangar and office space, with more to come.

London Biggin Hill Airport introduced shoulder fees when it extended its operating hours, but will now remove them.

NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said the May 2017 crash of a Learjet makes the case that Part 135 operators need the same safety tools as the airlines have.

AirSky is proposing to develop high-speed air-to-ground airborne connectivity networks.

Two agreements signed last week between FAA and European Union officials have further opened market access on both side of the Atlantic.

U.S. FAA now faces pressure from lawmakers to ground the Max.

The White House would set aside $130.8 million for the development of an Unmanned Traffic Management System.

The engine maker is looking to harness its vast amounts of data to improve the user experience.

A deal between Brazil’s third- and fourth-largest carriers would triple the number of slots Azul would control at São Paulo Congonhas Airport.

Business aviation service provider Metrojet has broke ground on a 279,862-sq-ft FBO/MRO facility at Clark International Airport in Pampanga, Philippines.

Business aviation departures in Europe rose 1.7 percent year-over-year last month, thanks to a “big increase” in piston traffic.

Two were aboard a Bristow Bell 407 that crashed on Sunday near Galliano, Louisiana

Rob DiCastri, CEO of Abu Dhabi-based Royal Jet, told AIN that he is “hoping to” do new business in Saudi Arabia this week at the inaugural Saudi Airshow.

Pilots Dierk Reuter and Phil Bozek set sights on a record held since 1985 by famed test pilot Chuck Yeager.

Traffic in Argentina’s domestic air travel market will triple within eight years, according to ICF aviation consultant Carlos Ozores.

Two professors in the University of North Dakota's aviation department are leading the accreditation program.

A shrinking Burmese market has already claimed five carriers in the past 15 months.

The federation’s postal service cites a need for 10 more narrowbody cargo airplanes.

More airlines ground the Boeing narrowbody following the suspension of all Max 8 operations in China.

India's troubled Tejas Light Combat Aircraft program is advancing with an interim improved Mk1A, followed by a much more capable Mk2.

With the conclusion of Marine Corps EA-6B operations, the career of the Prowler electronic warfare platform has come to an end.

The Civil Aviation Authority of China grounds more than a quarter of the global fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8s.

Credit rating agency Moody's downgrades $750 million worth of Bristow debt, citing a variety of company problems

Flying into Tough Airports: Kathmandu, Nepal

Flight ET 302 lost contact with ATC six minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa.

The company is diversifying its offerings beyond the role family.

Seventeen relatives of victims of Lion Air Flight 610 file suit in Seattle.

Deliveries accelerate for the European OEM, as it ships 39 airplanes in January and 49 in February.

Firm will offer aircraft sales and purchasing, and aerospace and defense contract consulting.