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Tekever’s AR5 Evolution will aid SAR and pollution monitoring during the two-year Project Rapsody.

Rolls-Royce has achieved the first test flight with its 97,000-pound thrust Trent XWB-97 turbofan.

Boeing played down expectations that this year’s Dubai show will yield another big crop of new airliner orders

Emirates has $128 billion worth of aircraft still on order

ExecuJet Middle East is marking its 16th anniversary this month.

Some 90 U.S. companies are part of the U.S. Pavilion at the Dubai Airshow, organized by Kallman Worldwide

The likes of Emirates and Etihad are expanding globally but they are now paying more attention closer to home, too.

Airlines increasingly want companies like CAE to handle all aspects of flight crew training

Satcom Direct is exhibiting a new gold-colored router.

Parker logistics partnership with SDV will eventually help it to support Emirates around the world.

The new ultra-long range version of the A350XWB will be able to fly non-stop for up to 19 hours.

Last summer in the UAE, the engine maker tested a system for sand particle rejection

Next month [December], flight support group Nexus is set to start fulfilling a major new contract to support an operator in Saudi Arabia.

Global Jet Capital is buying GE Capital Corporate Aircraft, which holds a $2.5 billion business jet leasing portfolio

Emirates and Qantas fly 98 flights a week between Australia and Dubai

Engineering firm to honor flight-hour services deal with Vistara

The European company and KAI will jointly market, as well as develop, civil and military helicopters based on the H155.

Domestic carrier Vistara is concerned that the Indian government will not abolish the controversial 5/20 rule on market access.

Deliveries of these light jets, which will be used for flight training, are scheduled to begin in 2017.

Rep. Pompeo's amendment would seek to document the amount of funds diverted from the aviation trust fund.

Association to hold Tax, Regulatory and Risk Management Conference on November 15 and 16 in Las Vegas in conjunction with its annual convention.

Project based on Ukrainian design but tied to Russian cooperation

Chinese partner commits to build 100 H135s over 10 years.

IMC Club was organized in 2010 with the goal of building instrument flying proficiency through the sharing of real-world scenarios.

Knoxville facility will be “a flagship location for all Cirrus Aircraft pilot, owner and customer activities” and includes a design center.

The company holds approval for the Challenger and Global Express.

Program combines theoretical and hands-on technical training.

Basel facility adds A340-500 and -600 to existing approvals.

The project includes an ADS-B installation from CMD Flight Solutions.

The financial company's survey shows inventories of used young aircraft rising except in North America.