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Limited funding for the Lockheed Martin/AgustaWestland VH-71 presidential

Boeing has completed initial airworthiness testing on the 787 Dreamliner, the company announced last Friday.

The pair of CRJ1000s participating in the program’s flight-test program remain grounded as Bombardier engineers continue to work on a solution to the softw

JetBird, the Ireland-based would-be air-taxi operator that had hoped to be flying Embraer Phenoms already, says it is now planning to launch operations som

Hawker Beechcraft announced only yesterday that it received FAA and EASA type certification for the latest King Air variant more than a month ago.

The Swiss government has approved Lugano Airport’s plan to install more visual aids, including a lead-in light row with strobe lamps for Runway 19.

When it acquired Czech-based Walter Engines in 2008, General Electric signaled to the industry that it was significantly boosting its commitment to the tur

Odom Aircraft Parts of Salt Springs, Fla., has been acquired by Southwind Aviation, an aftermarket service and support provider for aerospace accessories a

After building a parts and rotables inventory worth more than $25 million, Constant Aviation is now making it available to the corporate aviation community

Piper Aircraft has entered into a global distribution agreement with Aviall Services.

Associated Air Center, a completions center for transport-category executive aircraft, has transitioned its designated alteration station (DAS) to organiza

In a hopeful sign, Pilatus said it will return to full work schedules by February 1.

The FAA has grudgingly agreed to delay certain portions of an original April 2010 compli

Effective March 8, the NTSB is amending its reporting requirements for aviation inciden

The FAA late last week issued special airworthiness information bulletins