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A “standard” inspection of nose-gear doors ordered by the FAA forced PSA to remove most of its CRJs from service, disrupting American Airlines' network.

Approval of the 737 Max by EASA follows clearance by U.S., Canadian, and Brazilian aviation authorities.

House T&I Committee Republican leaders introduced a bill to enable the use of AIP funds to incentivize early completion of airport construction projects.

The nomination of Pete Buttigieg for transportation secretary received bipartisan support from the Senate Commerce Committee.

Despite the mixed Beechcraft and Cessna Citation deliveries, Textron Aviation recorded a profit in the fourth quarter.

A travel ban barring entry for non-U.S. travelers who have been in the UK, Ireland, the EU’s Schengen Area, Brazil and South America took effect this week.

Three series-conforming examples of the two-seat eFlyer 2 will be used by Bye Aerospace to complete FAA Part 23 type certification.

As part of its avionics expansion, Modern Aviation Wilmington has become a Garmin dealer and acquired an Airtext dealership.

Named an authorized API Blended Winglet installer in Europe, Oxford, UK-based Volare Aviation completed its first retrofit on a Hawker 800XPi.

ExecuJet Haite Aviation Services China completed the country's first 96-month inspection of an Embraer Legacy 650.

Gulfstream Aerospace finished the fourth quarter on a strong note, but aircraft deliveries for the full year still slipped by 15.7 percent, to 127 jets.

Along with a delay to the 777X, Boeing’s 787 delivery pause will last into late in the first quarter.

Helicopter services company Erickson responding to growing wildfire threat.

Bombardier is offering the Smart Link Plus units for free and will begin installation work beginning mid-year, starting with the Challenger 300 and 350.

Atlantic Aviation has embarked on a nearly $11 million expansion project on its FBO at Chicago Executive Airport.

Airbus Helicopters maintained a 48 percent share of the worldwide civil and parapublic market in 2020.

The Vertical Flight Society saw its membership rise during 2020 and has announced a new partnership with the U.S. Army to support skills training.

The Greek government has now signed the anticipated contract for the urgent acquisition of 18 Dassault Rafale fighters.

The Covid crisis resulted in aviation emissions falling by more than half last year, according to Eurocontrol.

Weathervane Aviation Services in Massachusetts operated 1,400 illegal charter flights, the FAA alleges.

A Bell 412 will conduct radiation mapping and sensing flights over the site of Super Bowl LV.

FAA will develop the capability for automated real-time broadcasts in the cockpit of the status of military operations areas, other special-use airspace.

The HondaJet is now type certified in 13 countries.

A new report predicts that the helicopter fleet servicing the offshore wind electricity market will increase by 100 by 2030.

Jetex has signed an agreement to manage the Falcon Aviation FBO and hangar at Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport.

Disagreements over sales responsibility arrangements for the Sino-Russian CR929 widebody appear settled as CRAIC readies to start building subassemblies.

The new autopilot brings modern flight control features to the King Air C90 and E90.

Frontier Airlines chooses Pratt & Whitney PW1100Gs to power 134 Airbus jets scheduled for first delivery next year.

The holding company of VistaJet and XO says it is entering the new year with "robust liquidity" and "broad access to capital."

Ahead of implementing routes on February 25 as part of the the Las Vegas Metroplex Project, the agency is adjusting five procedures.