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Pilots for the helicopter operator involved in the doors-off photo flight are seeking whistle-blower protection.

Company reports need for more frequent inspections of intermediate pressure compressor blades in Package C engine

The purchase of Alaska Aerofuel in Fairbanks joins Anchorage as the service provider's Alaskan entry points to the U.S.

For pilots, being “hung over” is considered to be under the influence of alcohol, since human performance can be deteriorated.

Already in service for over 50 years, the venerable bomber is now set to outlast the B-1 and B-2.

The acquisition grows OJets's fleet from two to 23 aircraft and gives the new operator an anchor in the European market.

Association expects to carry last year's growth into this year.

The aircraft has now been certified in at least 44 countries with recent validations from China, Australia, and the Philippines.

As with Beijing Capital Airport, the Texas-based company's joint venture with CJet will operate the only FBO at Daxing International, currently being built

Kerosene-burning engines are proving popular with professional flight training schools, which can now purchase aircraft with them.

Being in the air does not protect the aircraft from cyber threats coming from the ground.

Aviation for Humanity brings books and supplies to students who might otherwise do without them.

The bill would define "personal operator" as one who could arrange flights and split costs without needing to comply with commercial regulations.

Company in arrears on economic development loan.

Turbocharging takes the Rotax 915 iS to 15,000 ft at full power.

Participation complements Arion's kit and LSA manufacturing business.

Company also announced a new name for its North American division: Daher Aircraft Inc.

Airbus Helicopters marks iconic design.

On the main flight line and in the light sport Paradise City area, attendees find nearly a half-dozen different models from two European manufacturers.

Rochelle Municipal Airport-Koritz Field is the first in the state to offer UL94, which is authorized for use by the FAA in more than 100,000 aircraft.

With FAA and EASA approvals for the CJ2 and CJ2+, Tamarack can now offer its Atlas Active Winglets on the Citation C525, 525A, and 525B series.

The first aircraft entered service in December 2012 and the G650 continues to be in high demand.

NATA's Distinguished Public Service Award will be presented to Gerald Dillingham for his contributions as the head of the GAO's civil aviation arm.

The company signed an agreement to become a Robotic Skies maintenance and modification provider.

NPA is design to ensure recorders keep working during a loss of power and that they aren't interrupted by certain sensors.

Boeing, GA-ASI, and Lockheed Martin pressed their claims for the unmanned carrier-borne refueler

Caravan crash revealed outdated training that did not address specific risks the pilots faced in Alaska's mountainous terrain, NTSB said.

New wave of layoffs to start in May

There is nothing better than “being there” and this year’s drone models at Sun ’n‘ Fun give operators exactly that feeling.

The Sun Flyer 2 prototype is designed to cut the cost of flight training dramatically by using an electric engine powered by EP Systems batteries.