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The agency's role is to establish the desired security outcome and then work with industry on how to achieve it, Pekoske said.

U.S. regulator awards amended type certificate to newest member of Dreamliner family

Nearly 18,000 FAA workers are furloughed and a number of activities ceased under the shutdown, including NextGen efforts.

With thousands of illegal migrants still trying to cross the seas to Europe, the European Defence Agency is funding the work.

The turboprop market continues to be strong for ATR, as it continues to ponder an all-new 90-seater

After 12 years and more than 360 deliveries, production stops on teh G450 line as the airframer prepares for certification of the new G500

The annual conference in Davos, attracts hundreds of private aviation flights to area airports.

Expects new narrowbody to gain certification in “coming weeks”

As a complementary feature, a new maintenance advice hotline was established to help diagnose aircraft problems when away from home base.

But the company did not describe how much progress it had made, in producing two examples ordered by the UK Ministry of Defence.

Data helps fill gap at airports without TAFs.

Among the deceased was Robert Bennett, treasurer-general of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change in Zimbabwe.

In November 2016, EASA began requiring all aircraft transiting European airspace to have an approved MEL for each individual aircraft.

The company’s Falcon 20 jets will continue to simulate electronic threats against fighter interceptors.

FBOs are a critically important part of the aviation landscape—the welcome transition between ground and sky.

The company expects to start construction soon on a massive new hangar and terminal project on the airport's south side.

Could booming stock markets and a new U.S. tax law be the impetus the business aviation industry needs?

Threshold Aviation Group, which operates FBOs, charter, and maintenance businesses is partnering to help develop those services in Northern China.

The state-owned aircraft companies in each country are teaming—presumably—to further develop TAI’s existing Anka drone.

The Chinese KS-1C system is in service, and the MBDA MICA is on its way

Pelesys provides more than 30 special operations courses that would benefit business aircraft operators.

The contract marks a “significant expansion” for Falcon Aviation, which will be adding personnel and supporting facilities in Kuwait.

The program had created such an outpouring of opposition that Congress got involved.

Registry is under intense scrutiny by Congress since an expose on the alleged failure of the FAA to properly monitor and keep records current.

Designed to autonomously takeoff like a helicopter, fly like an airplane, and transport passengers or cargo between urban centers, suburbs, and airports.

This number includes 878,000 hobbyists and 122,000 commercial, public, and other drones.

Intended for the Cessna Citation Excel and XLS, the STC, once approved, will be applicable to a variety of Primus radio package equipped aircraft.

Order activity has picked up for King Airs and Caravans, while Textron Aviation adds the SkyCourier and Denali to the lineup.

In 2007, Elwell testified before Congress about how airline passengers are “subsidizing the corporate CEO flying in the company jet."

MOU covering up to 36 superjumbos breathes fresh life into program