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The first serial production H160 will be delivered to launch customer Babcock in 2020.

Swiss Air-Rescue Rega has been a customer of the Bombardier Challenger large business jet since 1982.

An unanticipated enroute stop-over throws a curve to an experienced crew.

The global company recorded the best month in its 28 year existance in November.

Consolidation is leading to a shrinking number of flight schools in the Asia Pacific region, but demand for pilots is pushing up the training fleet.

Post-Brexit rules could see widespread use of slot auctioning to solve capacity constraints and increase competition

Naples Airport Authority has renamed its facility as Naples Aviation and is introducing Avfuel contract fuel.

Employees of the aerostructures supplier to Boeing, Airbus and Rolls-Royce made the donations to the Salvation Army in Wichita.

The key aviation authorizing committees are seeing turnover with retirements and the elections.

The proposed joint venture for Embraer's commercial aircraft and services will cost Boeing $400 million more than what was first proposed in July 2018.

The rule published this month comes eight years after the agency stayed an earlier prohibition on the sale, manufacture, and use of the units.

Sticker shock looms for those renewing helicopter insurance policies.

Kazakhstan’s national carrier sees China as significant opportunity

The new site provides for customized storefronts for sellers, and requires photos, pricing, and quality documentation.

The supply of good aircraft has shrunk dramatically.

Helicopter OEM Robinson offers popular 3.5-day safety course at its U.S. factory and through foreign dealers throughout the year.

Hungary has followed up its order for H145s with a sizeable purchase of H225Ms, with which it will complete the transformation of its rotary-wing force

McConnell AFB is to be the U.S. Air Force's first operating location for the Boeing KC-46A and also an important training center

Turbulence Aware will pool real-time, aircraft-sensed turbulence reports to improve safety and operational efficiency.

Clay Lacy Aviation Celebrates 50th Anniversary and Looks to the Future

More than just businesses, they look to help solve problems in their communities.

Proprietors of the Scottdale Jet Center expect their new-build $24 million FBO to open by mid-2020.

Irish low-cost carrier commits to participating in IATA’s IOSA safety certification program.

Ontic completed its acquisition of Firstmark, which extends its aerospace and defense parts and support reach, in addition to the general aviation market.

The standard and optional improvements to the Garmin G1000 NXi flight deck will be included on model year 2019 Caravans and Grand Caravan EXs.

The program now known as the Airbus A220 benefitted from $4 billion in improper government support, according to Brazilian trade officials.

Following its first flight in September, Turkey's-six-tonne helicopter now has a name. The type is also due to get an all-Turkish engine in the future.

Simi will step into her new role as president and CEO of NASAO in early 2019.

Fire agencies in Italy and the U.S. are placing orders for additional Leonardo intermediate twin helicopters.

There is no formal list of approved medications, as both the medication itself and the ailment are factors in whether it is approved.