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Technology in development could lead to fully automated aircraft over the next decade.

South Korea has received the first of four A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transports, which will now undergo acceptance testing in country.

Comac's new market forecast calls for an “urgent need” to develop regional aviation networks.

Terrafugia’s eVTOL Concept Taps Hybrid Tech and Detachable Passenger Pods

Earnings are up 30 percent at King Aerospace, which has seven Boeing jets currently undergoing a range of work.

The move gives Germany's largest aviation services provider access to Rockwell Collins' full line up of cabin and avionics solutions.

The wall blanket provides thermal insulation and sound reduction at a fraction of the weight of the standard cabin plastics.

A leading industry analyst warns of the challenges of operating as a stand-alone, long-haul LCC.

While fractional operations involving light jets jumped 11 percent in October, Part 135 flights involving light jets slid 6.9 percent, Argus reported.

Gulfstream's EFVS Landing System allows pilots to land using no natural vision to view the runway.

According to Mente Group president and CEO Brian Proctor, bizav market momentum will continue into 2019 despite “more headwinds than tailwinds."

Tubreaux Aviation Services, based at Shreveport Downtown Airport now offers Avfuel contract fuel and Avtrip points.

The national carrier of Oman sees the new airport in Muscat as a key vehicle for its expansion.

China’s developmental FTC-2000G fighter made its show debut in Zhuhai in October, appearing in PLAAF colors.

Shahidi will become president and CEO of FSF in January, while current chief Beatty assists through the leadership transition.

The industry is "self managing," and the aviation authority believes federal oversight will boost aviation in the region.

The company’s training material did not include information on the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system.

The enhanced Z-10ME with anti-submarine and special forces capabilities was showcased at Airshow China in Zhuhai in October.

Thirty years after a TSB initial recommendation, Transport Canada is developing rules to require FDRs on all commercial and private business aircraft.

The next generation Franco-German fighter development has received a boost following a commitment of funding from Belgium.

Tacoma Narrows Aviation has added a new terminal and additional hangar to its complex at TIW.

City council member, noting that SMO supporters are not going get their airport back, pushed for bids to remove "excess" space within runway safety areas.

The ATR 42-600 demonstrated its high-altitude capability in mountainous southwest China.

The NTSB is trying to "get more savvy" on data to help improve aviation safety.

Infringement procedure follows last year’s "Paradise Paper" leaks.

Panel discussions focused on the latest innovations, as well as how to develop more affordable modern aircraft and share the airspace of the future.

Deal Valued At $315.5 Million

The Middle East Business Aviation Association show will take place December 10-12 in Dubai at Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC),

The AD focuses on the tailrotor feedback lever link.

The first 600 took to the skies on November 8, 1978, from Montreal, Quebec.