Latest

Several carriers, African states remain critical of the plan’s potential to favor big airlines

The initial 505 Jet Ranger Xs in Europe will be put into corporate operations.

AsBAA set infrastructure charges and transparent regulation as top priorities for 2018.

Chinese lessors and airlines to account for 40 percent of all lease extensions in 2018, according to IBA Group

Effort is part of FAA LAANC pilot program rolling out nationwide

First flight of sub-scale demonstrator planned for late 2018

Ramp-up includes significant Asia-Pacific presence

The HondaJet is due for Chinese certification validation in 2019.

Singapore Airlines welcomed in 2018 with a redesigned cabin in its Airbus A380s.

Testing accelerates as program enters another critical period

Exercise Forging Sabre took place in the Arizona desert in December, with the RSAF putting all its aerial capabilities to the test.

The two-decade old company delivers RVSM/international operations manuals and custom flight/operations manuals as well as safety management software.

Uptick lends credence to improved 2018 performance.

Pending approval by the U.S. National Aeronautic Association, the G280’s latest records will bring its total city-pair records to more than 60.

Offer is limited to the first 10 Eclipse 500 owners that sign a maintenance request form and schedule their aircraft for the upgrade.

Transition guidelines are expected to be signed off in Brussels today at an EU Affairs Ministers meeting.

Procuring and sustaining another aircraft type would have led to significant cost and delay issues, according to the Army.

Women are in the executive suite in all facets of general aviation and aerospace, but their low profile means few realize it. IAWA intends to change that.

Talks with DOJ, OEMs continue, but no surprises expected

GAMA praised the approval by the European Parliament Committee, saying the new framework will move EASA to becoming a more risk-based agency.

Secondary airports gaining service as foreign airlines take advantage of open access

‘The Wall’ in the Sky: Necessary or Not?

U.S. International Trade Commission determines that government subsidies for C Series did not harm the U.S. company

The new entity, Schweizer RSG, will be based in Fort Worth and headed by David Horton, a former Schweizer general manager.

As the company prepares for the location's transition to a Gulfstream facility, it is liquidating its inventory at the St. Louis Downtown Airport facility.

The $30 million project greatly expands its capabilities at the Florida gateway.

For companies that rely on its industry-standard Safety 1st training programs, the annual or monthly subscriptions offered by NATA could provide benefits.

Airlines need to partner with controllers to improve sequencing of aircraft, ATH Group's Michael Baiada writes in an ATCA journal.

Carrier's new owner to focus on Boeing 737 charter business

Moss Joins the board of Aerion a little more than a month after the announcement that the company was exploring a partnership with Lockheed.