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CEO Silva sees deal closing by the second half of 2019

Operating under the same airline regulatory framework as Emirates and Etihad, as mandated by GCAA, proved costly and unworkable.

FAA, NTSB, NBAA, and top safety experts kick off this year's Safety Standdown, which is now entering its third decade.

Runway overruns and risk of collisions on runways, as well as fatigue, was cited by TSB as a concern for aviation safety.

A number of accident and incident investigations have revealed several instances where inaccurate basic operating weight was used.

Asynchronous summer or wintertime arrangements would affect fleet, crew planning and slots

Recent guidance is one of several updates anticipated.

$2,000 Model Can Be Fitted With Spotlight, Loudspeaker

Seeks To Validate COTS Components For Drone ATC

First Customer Delivery Made

The FAA is alleging the company conducted more than 800 flights for profit without proper FAA certification or DOT economic authority.

Kills Thai Billionaire, Four Others

Indonesian transport gives boost to domestic capabilities and local suppliers

According to the Safety Board, recent safety investigations have been hampered because relevant portions of the recordings were overwritten.

Hawthorne Global Aviation Services has built a new hangar at its Chicago Execuitve Airport location, which will double its aircraft storage space.

Authorities fear none of 189 on board survived

Office will be headed by Gonzalo Quintana, who will manage all Latin America sales for the company.

Flies Scene Work Up To 9,200 Feet

Making Air Ambulances Flying Hospitals

Midwest HEMS provider makes 15,000 hours since 2014.

Back To The Future

Aeralis has devised a modular trainer concept built around a common fuselage that can be adapted to answer basic and advanced training needs.

Depite strong competition from the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Belgian government has selected the F-35 to replace its F-16s.

The Gripen E has taken a significant step forward with its first missile firing, while Saab is to supply a GaN fighter radar to the U.S. for testing

With the arrival of cold weather in New England, Turtles Fly Too is looking for help moving the endangered sea creatures to southern rehab centers.

Burning interest In waterbomber program surfaces.

Growth of Dubai International to continue as planners see capacity reaching 118 million passengers a year by 2023

UK manufacturer expects to ship 50 fewer large engines than originally planned

In the two decades after entering production in 1969, Embraer manufactured and delivered 498 Bandeirantes.

109-seat narrowbody to fly out of New York-LaGuardia Airport