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The U.S. Army has trained nearly 1,500 student pilots on the Airbus UH-72A.

The appointment comes as the U.S. market has grown to account for half of PrivateFly’s global flight sales.

The FAA has issued a notice to advise pilots and maintenance personnel of the potential for easily damaging angle of attack sensors on aircraft.

Having already gained domestic orders, the twin-jet Antonov transport has now received an order from the Peruvian police

Jet Linx Jet Card members and aircraft owners can receive proprietary discounts on MedjetAssist or Medjet Horizon memberships.

Garmin expects to certify the GFC 600H flight control system for the Bell 505 Jet Ranger X in the first half of next year.

The Hong Kong-based MRO provider completed the 60-month inspection in 42 days.

NDT teams are based at Duncan facilities in Lincoln, Nebraska; Provo, Utah; and Battle Creek, Michigan.

The U.S. airframer prepares to hire hundreds of temporary employees to ready grounded airplanes for service.

Service and repair on Meggitt Securaplane Technologies main ship 9750W batteries will be performed at West Star's Illinois facility.

Operators struggle to work in the economy, but companies continue to invest for the future.

Similar courses for the Gulfstream G650 and G280 are expected to be offered this fall.

The program partners universities and industry with local high schools to teach rotor-specific aviation flight training and technician classes.

New rulemaking updates current FAA security threat disqualification regulations and consolidates them into one regulation that applies to all pilots.

The cash-strapped industry continues to invest.

Aviation maintenance quoting website MRO Insider has added a new feature called Virtual DOM that offers maintenance oversight to flight department clients.

Planned pilot walkouts are part of a wider wave of industrial unrest spreading across the low-cost carrier’s network.

The Russian engine maker has engaged in talks with four domestic airframers over potential applications.

U.S. Navy requires new training helicopters to be IFR capable.

Pilatus Aircraft appears to be working on an upgrade to its PC-12 turboprop single that entails a higher-power engine and electronically controlled prop.

Operators would be able to lease ZeroAvia's hydrogen-powered engines at rates that include fuel and maintenance.

The resignation of Cathay Pacific executives followed unprecedented unrest in Hong Kong.

Vietnam Airlines has taken delivery of the first of eight 787-10s, and is eyeing U.S. codeshare flights.

ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia was granted the CAAR-145 certification this week by China for the Gulfstream GIV and Bombardier Challengers and Globals.

A report by NEXA Advisors and the Vertical Flight Society has analysed the potential for urban air mobility investment in 74 cities around the world.

The issue with access to the air operations area and aircraft parking area can be significant for both based and transient GA operators, AOPA says.

Retired race car driver Dale Earnhardt, his family, and the two pilots emerged without serious injuries after their Citation Latitude overran a runway.

After a more than 10-year period in the doldrums, there are encouraging signs of strength in the business jet market.

Improving the E-767s is part of an overhaul for Japan’s air surveillance fleet that also includes new-generation Hawkeyes.

“Engineer Macgyver” has innovated his way into bizav folklore in Brazil, now adding a second smaller “MacBus.”