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A witness stated that the Sabreliner twinjet and Cessna 172 piston single did not appear to take avoidance actions before colliding.

Certification of the light single helicopter delayed again by a few months.

Teamed with Gulfstream and L-3, Northrop Grumman believes its JStars platform could be ready well ahead of current USAF plans.

The Santa Monica, Calif. city council believes it is under no official obligation to keep the city's airport open.

Higher max takeoff weight increases range to 7,250 nautical miles

Lebanon would be the second country to receive the Light Air Support (LAS) aircraft nominated by the U.S. to bolster security.

G500 accrues more than 40 hour hours as the modified aircraft returned to sky to test flutter.

Plans for more strikes to target short-haul services

FAA reauthorization, DOT appropriations headed for short-term extensions with only about a dozen legislative days left in September.

India’s first private helicopter venture gains steam at Nagpur, as Reliance prepares for production.

The revised AC changes the organization responsible for unapproved parts to the Aircraft Certification Service.

Four facilities receive additional FAA certifications.

The company expects to have more capacity by next year's first quarter.

Latest strike to ground 1,000 flights on Wednesday

The retrofit includes "virtually all" of the new options for the King Air says the company.

The award recognizes the company's ability to attract and retain top talent.

The new Garmin GTC 580 touchscreen controller can eliminate the need to install a separate standby flight display.

The helicopter spun out of control shortly after lifting off of the TV station's helipad.

Sixty years after its first flight, the fabled spyplane is the testbed for revolutionary plug-and-play technology.

The online course takes pilots beyond the traditional pilot's guide.

Professionalism and human factors training are among the subjects on the agenda.

The program encourages the voluntary reporting of safety information to minimize threats to safety.

Process allows FAA inspectors to issue a Letter of Authorization to Part 91 operators to fly GNSS approaches in some countries outside the U.S.

Neither the toe brakes nor emergency braking slowed or stopped the Falcon 2000 from hitting a Falcon 50 and King Air C90.

Bell remains on track to complete flight testing with five ships flying an estimated 1,500 hours by the end of next year.

The main focus of the new training standards is for those who intend to pursue a career as an airline transport-rated pilot.

NATA fears proposal would harm aviation businesses and deter promotions.

Charter booking portal promises real-time pricing.

Company expects to finish final aircraft-level ground testing and inspection by end of this month

Headquarters consolidation, relocation of maintenance facility among changes proposed by new parent company