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The latest Dream & Soar event was presented to 1,400 students and faculty, among the 18,000 who have participated over the past nine years.

Tour will stop at “select cities” such as Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Milan, Moscow, Beijing, and Melbourne, Australia.

West Star Aviation now offers Top Flight Supplies (TFS) titanium paint protection at its facilities in Grand Junction, Colorado, and East Alton, Illinois.

Engine specialist looks to future even as it reaps benefits from current programs

On February 1, the company plans to announce a major rebranding effort and a new company name.

AIN readers report what operating systems and apps they use in their flying.

Spread between asking, sale prices narrowed, however.

Portland International Jetport is the first in the nation to make the switch to the Type I fluid supplied by partner Inland Technologies.

Aircraft were a key element in Cal Fire's efforts to put out the fires last year.

Liberalization project set for launch at this week’s AU Summit of Heads of State and Government

This is “the largest helicopter lease placement ever in China,” said Milestone Aviation CEO Daniel Rosenthal.

Country’s telecom regulator clears use of internet, mobile communication aboard aircraft

The X6 large-helicopter project might ultimately emerge as a significantly different, perhaps military-driven, product.

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?