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AAMSI manufactures aircraft parts and offers repair and overhaul on aircraft electronics, avionics, and hydraulic and landing gear components.

The NTSB says voluntary safety measures by Ketchikan air tour operators are 'ineffective' and calls on FAA for SFAR governance.

FL Technics Engine Services becomes the first company in Lithuania to earn FAA approval for engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul.

A 33 percent increase in newly certificated aviation maintenance technicians in 2021 wasn't enough to offset an industry shortage.

The new procedures are intended to shorten flight paths and flying times, reduce fuel burn, and increase the use of quieter continuous descent operations.

At its annual meeting in October, the Massachusetts Airport Management Association renewed its goals for the state's airports and elected new officers.

Flexjet provided transport for a pair of specially-trained hospital patient support dogs, furthering its partnership with University Hospitals.

BLR Aerospace has received FAA STC approval for its patented FastFin system for the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.

Comlux Aviation Breaks Ground on Hangar in Dubai and expects to deliver its first completed ACJ TwoTwenty to a Middle East-based client in January.

MTU, Pratt & Whitney, Collins, Airbus and GKN are working together on the Sustainable Water-Injecting Turbofan Comprising Hybrid-Electric project.

Member companies of the ADS group say the UK lacks clear political leadership in the face of unprecedented challenges to the industry's competitiveness.

The airline industry group has demanded that Danish and Icelandic air navigation service providers reverse planned airspace fees averaging 30 percent.

The Bell Training Academy has exceeded 230,000 flight training hours and trained over 130,000 pilots from more than 135 countries.

NetJets will start to build its Bombardier Global 8000 fleet with a firm order for four of the type valued at $312 million.

Founded in 2018, on-demand charter provider Planet Nine has added the 30th aircraft—a Gulfstream GIV-SP—to its managed fleet.

A new rule from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency establishes particle matter standards for most jet engines.

Dassault is again bringing its 8X to MEBAA this year as it sees a strong market in the region for its large-cabin models and prepares for future growth.

Advanced aerodynamics, engines, and avionics power more performance.

Regional fuel companies say the onus is on commercial airlines in the region to drive SAF volumes.

While the design of Aerion raised questions about the future of travel beyond Mach 1, several companies remain engaged in development

The low-cost airline an the aircraft engines group have completed

Charter demand has increased exponentially in the Kingdom and there are not enough aircraft in the market to meet demand.

The race is on to electrify and increasingly automate aircraft, with the first commercial applications now anticipated in the second half of the 2020s.

British government to provide trio of retired Westland WS-61 Sea King helicopters to Ukraine.

Bombardier Defense in Wichita will perform structural modifications to three Global 6000 business jets for delivery to the German armed forces.

Through a new partnership, IADA member customers will receive exclusive environmental assessments through sustainability solutions provider 4Air.

As Brexit rounds its second anniversary, operators have been forced to adapt to limitations of the regulatory inflexibilities.

Aviation Specialties Unlimited was awarded a contract to supply night vision equipment to military and government customers in Brazil.

Production of the F-16 has moved to Lockheed Martin's new South Carolina location to free up capacity for F-35 assembly line at Fort Worth in Texas.

CBAA and NBAA are concerned that Ligado Canada's application to operate in L-band at 82 percent more power than the U.S. poses a safety threat.