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The certification overhaul took effect on August 30, culminating a decade-long effort.

Doug Kitani succeeds Andrew Mills, who stepped into the role on an acting basis in May following the company's bankruptcy exit.

The $30 billion deal, announced September 4, would integrate Rockwell Collins and UTAS into Collins Aerospace Systems.

N990NE is the first of three planned testbed aircraft to test specific components for the Eclipse 700.

Airborne Wireless Network hopes to conduct a 20-aircraft flight demonstration of its air-to-air broadband network by next summer.

Joining the Club: the New Access Paradigm

Plans call for Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky to deliver the first two production helicopters to the U.S. Marine Corps in 2020.

New 787-9 machine to soon follow

The oldest name in the FBO business , just unveiled its newest FBO in Colorado.

It’s tough to question another person’s professionalism, but sometimes we need to do just that.

Preliminary and final reports

Hands-on display showcases cabin, cockpit and CMS options for legacy aircraft.

Customer tastes have changed since 2009, and Duncan Aviation is offering the latest enhancements in cabin completions.

Probability of any kind of nationwide jet-A shortage is remote provided “people don't panic buy."

STC for Bell 505 Jet Ranger X cabin expected next spring.

Fokker division aims at completion, refurb market.

Global cabin refurb with Inairvation composites is a first.

Swiss company sets accelerated design pace to complete the interior in 10 months.

Company is developing STCs for Ka-band satcom service on execliners “from the 747 down.”

Swiss completion center AMAC also gets nod to perform first completion on an ACJ320neo.

Two ACJs to the same Middle Eastern customer lead slate of redeliveries.

How do an IFR student and a flight instructor run out of fuel on a training flight?

Education lies at the heart of risk mitigation, group concludes.

This year’s avionics product support survey shows little change in the rankings.

The FAA's approach to pilot training has some serious holes when it comes to complex aircraft.

The H160 is continuing its flight-test program.

The system is offered on factory new or as a retrofit on a range of Dassault jets.

Pilots are far too comfortable not following the rule.

This replaces the OEM battery with a 30-ampere hour drop-in replacement that is five pounds lighter.

The FAA maintains a network of more than 2,100 RCOs that pilots can use to obtain weather briefings, file flight plans and receive other services.