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The company outfitted a Challenger 604 with an electric cabin door generally installed on larger aircraft.

Individual control surfaceskins were not approved.

The House T&I Committee chairman hopes to introduce a bill later this month that would establish an independent ATC organization.

The London Luton-based MRO can support the Williams engine for another five years.

Parts for aircraft operated under Part 91 are no longer subject to the state's 7-percent sales tax.

On the basis of a midair and dozens of near-collisions, the agency is soliciting advice.

Provided, maintained and upgraded by CAE, the C-130J training system for the RAF has reached 15 years of service

Deals with some 30 global airlines encompasses everything from cadet pilot training to sales of flight simulators.

The first of 24 Archangels has just been delivered to the UAE

The Middle East’s largest aircraft leasing company, Aviation Lease and Finance Co. (ALAFCO), has selected the full suite of Rockwell Collins avionics.

Company will not build its first full-scale Hybrid Airship until a customer is secured.

The Ukrainian manufacturer wants to offer an alternative

A new passenger/freight combination version of the ATR72-600 is due to enter service at the end of 2015.

The U.S Pavilion includes 230 of the 320 American companies exhibiting at the Paris Air Show.

UTC is making big investments in more efficient use of electrical power in aircraft.

UK manufacturer continues to work toward the new –TEN version of the Trent 1000, which it hopes will be first to power the Boeing 787-10.

Liftec will serve as the company’s sales representative for eastern Europe, CIS and the Baltic states.

Fokker brings expertise in similar bizliner conversions with jets such as the Fokker F28 and F70, as well as the Bombardier CRJ700.

The Indonesian carrier committed to buying a mix of 787s, 737s and A350XWBs.

Parent company still has to make up its mind about selling or spinning off Sikorsky.

Business aviation leaders appear before state Senate hearing in Boston to fight measure.

From the F-35 to basic trainers, British company offers world’s fighter pilots a means of escape.

First delivery is due in 2017.

The avionics manufacturer demonstrated its SmartRunway and SmartLanding systems on a flight from Paris Le Bourget Airport.

Cessna's turboprop single may perform aerial survey, air ambulance, paratrooper, amphibious, surveillance, training and combat operations.

Japan Air Commuter and Binter were among the first of ATR’s new customers to be announced at this year’s Paris show.

As larger parts can be made at lower cost through additive manufacturing, 3-D printing is making more sense for aerospace.

Crane has the latest in transformer rectifier units.

Will address the issue of whether airlines should revise their training standards and operating procedures in the light of recent accidents.

Company sees a demand for 2,250 units in the 70- to 90-seat segment and 4,100 in the 90- to 130-seat category.