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The nature of the upgrade to the Tu-160M has not been detailed, but the type is once again making its presence felt in the ongoing Russia-U.S. standoff.

Euramec is giving a new lease on life for older A320 airframes by having them recycled into training equipment for pilots and flight attendants.

International Aero will retain its interior and engineering services and machine shop following the PrimeFlight acquisition.

The Turkish low-cost carrier experienced three runway excursions in the past two years, two at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport.

West Star Aviation currently has 37 apprentice maintenance technicians.

Mitsubishi will not now be ready to begin deliveries of its M90 regional jet in 2020. It has yet to confirm a new target date.

Gulfstream brought its mockup to Monterey, California on February 4 before it is to next head to Palm Beach, Savannah, and then Europe.

Indianapolis-based Eagle Creek Aviation has completed its first three Garmin G1000 NXi avionics upgrades on Embraer Phenom 100s.

Rotary UAV maker UMS Skeldar is working with the Swedish Aviation Technical Training School to develop standards needed to meet anticipated new EASA rules.

Combining Bombardier's business aircraft unit with Textron brings much synergy to the maker of Citation business jets, analysts say.

To take effect March 1, ACS offset program will be available for bookings through its Europe, North America, Africa, and Australia offices.

Monaco Air Duluth has been the sole aviation services provider at Minnesota's Duluth International Airport for the past 15 years.

Lisa Holland will take the reins as president of the company her father founded more than half a century ago.

Final assembly of the first five Eurofighter Typhoons for Kuwait is underway in Italy.

China's Catic has pursued new military aircraft programs based on increasingly advanced technology.

UK-based engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has been producing Trent engines for airlines in the region for eight years.

Honeywell’s forecast expects about 100 more helicopter deliveries over five years compared with its 2019 forecast.

Saab has already sold a fighter/AEW package to Thailand, and is applying the same concept to Finland’s HX requirement.

The first variant of the Trent engine entered service in February 1988.

The FAA is seeking public comment on a proposal to certify drone delivery UAS as “special class” of aircraft under FAR Part 21.17(b).

NBAA’s PBI regional conference highlighted new ADS-B anonymity and the fiscal benefits of using FOQA data to lower insurance premiums.

The Canadian airframer plans to build a nearly 250,000-sq-ft service center at London Biggin Hill airport.

The U.S. Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) reported that the number of total helicopter accidents in 2019 increased slightly.

Along with Boeing and Safran, Airbus has acknowledged that measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in China have disrupted work.

Speaker at CJI London focus on addressing business aviation’s image problems—environmental, safety, and the "fat cat" perception.

The NFL's championship game held in Miami attracted scores of business aircraft to the area's airports.

Gulf Coast Avionics has completed its first dual Garmin G600 TXi touchscreen avionics upgrade on a Beechcraft King Air B200.

The Astronautics CyberSmart-Athena enables cyber service providers to run algorithms for in-flight functionality such as video-image recognition.

The RAAF is following the Air National Guard in testing the Litening pod as a means of improving situational awareness for the C-130 crew and ground units.

Boeing and the U.S. Navy successfully flew two autonomously controlled EA-18G Growlers at Naval Air Station Patuxent River.