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Aircraft registry stays open, but airmen certificate issuance halts.

Previously available disinsection sprays are considered hazardous materials that can be shipped solely by ground.

Older aircraft have fallen out of favor among buyers, but they can offer relatively low cost for a buyer willing to accept some tradeoffs.

Touchscreen technology is inevitable for business jet flight decks, and slowly but surely headed in that direction.

Customers benefit from continuous improvements in the way maintenance documents and data are delivered.

GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Rolls-Royce all made significant strides with new engine families.

Gulfstream has pioneered the process of remote video inspection and is sharing it with the aviation industry.

The SmartSky ground network is slated for full continental U.S. coverage in 2019.

A fleet of nearly 20 U.S. aircraft will head to Europe next year to participate in events commemorating the 75th anniversary of the pivotal WWII invasion.

A number of sections reveal the agency's progress on safety endeavors.

The industry is seeing prices rebound and inventory tighten.

Textron has developed a kit that rapidly turns its Aerosonde UAV into a vertical take-off and landing vehicle that can operate from small vessels

As the year draws to an end, Leonardo has achieved significant first flight milestones for two of its important defense programs

For the first time in its quarter-century history, Sharp Details has a presence in California.

Among the victims was the first Chinese aviator to circumnavigate the globe.

Private and general aviation trafffic will be inconvenienced around the Palm Beach area for the next 17 days.

Police and military remain on site deploying drone mitigating measures

This year alone, CAN participants will have completed 3,000 flights.

The aircraft is now selling into 2022.

The North Carolina-based fractional start-up expects to take delivery of two more HondaJet Elites by mid-2019.

LOSA captures normal pilot line performance and provides a snapshot of the operation.

This InFo was published as the result of NBAA and operators making it known to the FAA that some confusion exists in regards to compliance.

The proposal would remove a requirement for multiengine training for pilots seeking an initial ATP concurrently with single-engine rating.

With a first flight set for next spring, the LAH is an attack version of the H155 Dauphin developed jointly by KAI and Airbus

Graham is currently chairman of the Air Charter Safety Foundation and also holds a key role on NBAA's Safety Committee.

The autonomous, unmanned "tactical vehicle" is based on the Helicopteres Guimbal Cabri G2 and fitted with a diesel engine.

Deal with Boeing again on hold following second Brazilian court injunction

Validation comes as the engines ready to enter service on December 20 with the first delivery of a Global 7500.

Starting in January, the national U.S. marketer for Shell Aviation fuels will be known as Titan Aviation Fuels

The Wichita-based airframer said it has a solution to meet fuel tank flammability requirements that won't require retrofit.