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The simulator can provide training in either wheeled or seaplane configuration.

Japan will acquire new air defense systems, while Korea wants more F-35s.

Aid agencies, oil industry turn to UAVs for transportation, surveillance needs in remote areas

Many believe lawmakers lack political will to pass further short-term FAA authorization extensions, setting the stage for intense debate early in 2018.

Peter Agur retires, Greg Johnson joins Jet Edge and Metrojet hires Michael Chen.

Police leaders need to find an alternative for air support, auditor finds.

Agency enforcement can vary from heavy handed and punitive to lax.

The helicopter has been in service since 2004.

The helicopter is aimed primarily at the utility and EMS markets.

The system covers UAVs ranging from several pounds to several thousand pounds.

The resort destination gateway offers a brand new FBO with a unique twist.

The cockpit is pleasant and quiet. In the pattern, the 787 is a sophisticated aircraft, but one that flies like most conventional aircraft before it.

Company believes refreshed cabin will help drive sales in still-relevant large RJ market

First engine run of GE's ATP turboprop highlights a move to widespread use of additive manufacturing for key engine components.

Vulcanair's four-seat, piston-powered V1.0 is now FAA certified.

Establishes new program management division led by MRJ program director Alex Bellamy

Italian manufacturer plans to focus on the P.1HH and P.180 programs.

The council also continues to work with EASA on recognition of IS-BAO as an alternate means of compliance for EASA Part NCC.

Avalon Aviation's location at the London-area gateway will be rebranded as Oriens Aviation Limited.

The consolidation of the past few years has cooled somewhat, analysts say.

Larger aircraft technology coming to smaller models.

Late industry push could see competency-based approach introduced.

Research by Leti will help aircraft manufactures deliver better airborne Wi-Fi performance to end-users.

Boeing's vast infrastructure could provide a boost to Embraer's bizjet business, but whether Boeing is interested remains to be seen.

Fast-growing airline hopes to extend its fledgling international network to Europe and might add A321neos to its fleet

Wanfeng Aviation's plans called for expansion into aircraft manufacturing, airport management, flight training, and other general aviation operations.

The new rules stem from a TSB determination that human factors are the primary cause in a large percentage of accident fatalities.

Ethiopian flag carrier now engaged to help re-establish Zambia Airways

The Avic-developed airplane incorporates primarily local parts.

Growth is projected to begin in 2019.