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Bombardier is moving final assembly of Global family aircraft from Toronto Downsview Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport in 2023.

Leidos will continue to provide flight services briefings and work with the FAA to improve the system under a potential $1 billion, 15-year contract.

A nationwide walkout of several French employment sectors includes air traffic controllers and airport ground handlers.

The Franco-Dutch airline group no longer considers necessary its plan to acquire 31 percent of Virgin Atlantic.

The decision to train Wichita Eisenhower National Airport staff as drone operators comes after successful proof-of-concept flights this summer.

The Investigative Committee of Russia accuses the pilot in command of Flight SU1492 of failure to follow proper procedures.

Boeing and Kitty Hawk are formalising their partnership to develop the Cora eVTOL aircraft in a joint venture called Wisk.

Two temporary exemptions allowing more time for some aircraft operators in Australia to equip with ADS-B avionics expire next year.

The FAA has published a draft Advisory Circular to provide guidance on acceptable means of compliance for onboard aircraft flight-crew sleeping areas.

In all, the company has projects on four privately-owned Boeing 737s, three Airbus A319s, and a Global 5000 and 6000.

Dutch fuel provider SkyNRG has developed a new program to establish offtake agreements with business aviation customers

The Boeing Commercial Airplanes marketing chief perceives a “convergence” of views among regulators over the past few months.

Preliminary and final reports.

A Pilatus PC-12 crashed on Saturday in South Dakota, claiming nine people including the pilot. Winter weather could have played a role in the accident.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue orders four AW139s; delivery will begin in later next year .

To launch in December, the on-demand jet booking platform hopes to encourage sustainable flights.

The sale of the Piaggio Avanti Evo to Centoco adds to recent orders as the Italian manufacturer seeks a buyer.

Universal Weather & Aviation has signed an agreement with China's CJet that will give it a ground handling presence at Beijing Capital Airport.

Ryan Aerospace's new Helimod Mark III Plus helicopter simulator adds full control loading.

Latvia’s national carrier inaugurates its first Airbus A220 full flight simulator on December 3.

Russia’s strategic airlifter program is advancing into validation of the advanced wing, while Ukraine is hoping to re-launch production of the An-225.

Spain’s Ejército del Aire is joining a growing group of air arms that are replacing jet trainers with high-performance turboprops.

No one sets out to be a whistleblower, but those who find themselves in that position should know what protections they are afforded.

SAAB GlobalEye Surveillance Aircraft Debuts at Dubai Airshow, Based on Bombardier Global 6000 - AIN

VREF reported that the available in-service fleet is up 1 percent from this time last year to 10 percent, while retail transactions are down 15 percent.

The Indian low-fare carrier led by Ajay Singh hopes to launch a new airline based in Ras Al Khaimah by the end of next year.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has decided to retain full authority to issue airworthiness certification to each 737 Max.

A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office delved into the variables involved in pricing of FBO services.

The Air France-KLM CEO defends the decision to retire the group’s A380s as the first double-decker aircraft vacates the fleet.

Chicago-based Thora Capital has entered the helicopter lease market with $50 million.