Latest

Analysts’ belief that China’s proposed tariff won’t cover the 737 Max 8 might be incorrect, according to IBA Group

These airplanes were the workhorses that helped the Allies get a foothold in Normandy

The one-day event will cover flight ops, maintenance, and quality management.

The team comes to Sun 'n' Fun 2018 with a refreshed paint scheme and renewed commitment.

The Singapore operation hopes to quadruple its fleet by the end of the second quarter.

The gyroplane is certified in Europe, but will be an amateur-built kit in the U.S.

Clearer words to your customer about the services you provide and the benefits they will gain, the more confident they will be in the process.

Hartzell technology is pulling the single-engine GA fleet into the future.

On April 6, the benefits of 406-MHz emergency beacon technology are highlighted during 406Day—Beacon Awareness Day.

As the first civilian tiltrotor progresses toward certification later this year, AIN traces the decades of development of the technology.

Annual event spotlights changes, challenges of flying beyond U.S. borders

The 30,000 sq ft structure at the Jet Aviation FBO was leased by charter provider Jet Linx.

HondaJet has received type certifications from Argentina’s Administración Nacional de Aviación Civil and Panama’s Autoridad Aeronáutica Civil.

Owen succeeds Keith Plumb, the company co-founder who announced in February plans to step down..

Following a test program which met with a positive response, the jet charter marketplace is allowing its operators and customers to choose to go green.

The association expressed concern not only about business jet sales but also about ramifications for suppliers.

Pratt & Whitney making steady progress to fix durability deficiencies in combustor liner

ForeFlight Version 9.6 adds new flight-planning capabilities to the popular electronic flight bag app.

Aerocardal Limitada appointed as company's authorized service center in Chile.

Russia's arms industry is being squeezed out of some of its traditional market regions by Chinese hardware that draws heavily on Russian technology.

Tech start-up, AVIAA, has developed software that allows group purchasing to be used in business aviation for the first time.

While UK government mulls intervening, Airbus says Melrose takeover could mean no future contracts for GKN.

A recent round of carrier qualifications has been conducted while the first deployable squadron begins training in earnest.

Thailand’s new trainers from Korea will provide lead-in fighter training for F-16 and Gripen pilots.

Ken Dufour and Jason Zilberbrand have taken over the management and day to day operations of appraisal company Vref Publishing.

AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber accompanied a TBM pilot on a delivery flight from Tarbes, France, to Camarillo, California.

The company's M600 will fly with Kirby Chambliss's Edge 540 during the airshow.

The vast majority of the proposed regulations make no changes to current requirements, “as the rules have simply been moved into one package."

Fourteen companies are hiring for a variety of positions at Sun 'n' Fun for the fifth year running.

Odors, smoke, and/or fumes can be introduced to the cabin atmosphere as a result of aircraft equipment malfunction or by inadvertent actions.