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Three Central European air forces are planning to replace their aging MiG-21/29 fleets with F-16s, but each of the programs faces political issues.

The Ohio-based aviation services provider is an auithorized Collins Aerospace dealer, installation and repair facility.

The proliferation of checklists is yielding detail saturation and skill deterioration due to dependency, say some users.

Rogue drone activity comes one day after the UK announces new measures to protect civil aviation from drones.

Export licenses and NextGen advancements are among many areas affected.

Green Power's Foresight MX lightweight HUMS system has been approved for installation on select Bell 407 models.

The city of Norwood, Massachusetts, has reneged on part of an agreement in principle for Boston Executive Helicopters to build an FBO at Norwood Airport.

Export licenses can't be processed and DataComm implementation could be delayed by a year, groups say.

Deliveries of new Falcons fell by eight aircraft year-over-year last year, to 41 aircraft, but the tally was consistent with Dassault's delivery forecast.

The industry data provider will demonstrate its new capabilities later this month to show goers at NBAA's Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference.

Tradewind Aviation will use 10 PC-12s this season for its Caribbean scheduled shuttle service, up from six last year.

The 737 program yielded 69 deliveries, just shy of what the company needed to meet its total goal of 810.

Juvonen helped introduce the Citation business jet line, as well as the Canadair Challenger 600, in addition to co-founding Flight Services Group.

The latest generation of the Tu-22M "Backfire" bomber has flown for the first time. The Tu-22M3M is a major modernization of the swing-wing design.

Elizabeth Tennyson is promoted to executive director of You Can Fly, while Richard McSpadden now reports directly to AOPA president Mark Baker.

Fuel-cell powered UAS has more than five times the range of battery-powered aircraft.

The FAA has granted insurer State Farm the first national waiver for flights over people and beyond the pilot's visual line of sight.

The Single African Air Transport Market is key for growth on the continent, speakers maintain.

Cirrus is already offering an improved version of the single-engine Vision Jet, the new Generation 2 or G2.

Lower expansion rate and cost-cutting measures should boost the low-cost carrier’s financials.

First designed to tow disabled tanks, the BREM-1 will now be charged with towing disabled aircraft during emergencies at Domodedovo Airport.

U.S. government shutdown has delayed the start of the FAA's planned "special focus" safety meetings to help reduce wrong surface incidents at airports.

Bristow says "market conditions" prevented it from closing on its planned purchase of Columbia by the end of 2018.

ASTM International's certification program for bizjet cabin crews will test knowledge of and skills in aircraft safety procedures and cabin-service safety.

The ReadyJet acquisition gives PrimeFlight new expertise in aircraft leather cleaning and restoration.

After a petition by the Aircraft Electronics Association, the agency agreed to recognize ATSM's NCATT AET certification as equivalent to formal training.

Fatal accidents of U.S.-registered business jets doubled from two in 2017 to four last year, while the number of fatalities more than tripled to 10.

DeFazio has served on the T&I Comittee since 1987 and either chaired or served as ranking member of four of its subcommittees, including Aviation.

Osaka’s Itami Airport led large airports globally for on-time departures and Japan Airlines ranked first among large carriers for on-time arrivals.

The Neuron UCAV technology demonstrator has now flown more than 150 times. Recent trials have been undertaken against Spanish Typhoon fighters.