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The exclusive service allows maintenance providers to bid on anonymous aircraft inspection tasks presented through the company's customer database.

The Louisiana-based helicopter services company emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with new equity capital, $225 million loan.

EASA executive director Patrick Ky told the European Parliament's transport committee that stakeholders need to agree drone noise and safety levels.

Matthew Greene is third generation to take a leadership role of the family-owned business that his grandfather, Leonard Greene, founded in 1946.

Upheaval persists as political protests in Hong Kong continue.

New centers in Bangkok and New Delhi come as Boeing’s latest forecast predicts a requirement for 266,000 new pilots in Asia Pacific over the next 20 years.

The Joint Authorities Technical Review (JATR) panel is taking additional time to complete its work, but is expected to release findings in coming weeks.

More than 150 new aircraft, most of them electrically-powered and many of them to be flown autonomously, are vying to radically reshape aviation's future.

Duncan Aviation hopes to complete SmartSky STCs for other Bombardier and Dassault business jet models next year.

The service center was acquired from Jet Aviation in December 2012.

RAC MiG continues to develop the MiG-29 airframe with an eye on further export orders, notably from India for both the air force and navy

U.S. military helicopters flying medevac, SAR missions in the Bahamas following Hurrican Dorian.

Some 50 years after it worked on its first supersonic, TsAGI is looking to the second generation SSBJ.

Uber may soon add to the six eVTOL developers who are seeking to provide aircraft for its ride-share air taxi program, which it wants to start from 2023.

Unveiling its first half performance, Dassault Aviation CEO put the focus on the in-development 6X for boosting Falcon sales.

Part 135 operations in Alaska were involved in 207 accidents resulting in 80 fatalities between January 2008 and June 2019.

Last year’s leaders hold their positions in the avionics and cabin electronics categories.

Stratodynamics plans to drop its HIdron glider from 114,000 feet soon

The forthcoming acquisition of Aeronautics Ltd brings with it a portfolio of unmanned air platforms, including aerostats

The model has been through a series of launches and relaunches, but is now ready for public display.

Flying car developer AeroMobil is fast-tracking a design for a flight-mode-only eVTOL aircraft designated as the 6.0

The Russian agency signed off on major certificate changes for the VIP version of the helicopter, which was certified in 2015.

Volcopter and SkyPorts say the world's first vertiport is set to open on October 21 for flight trials in Singapore

Aircraft owners in the British Isles may need to consider whether to import aircraft to the “new EU” where they operate there regularly.

The UK company will combine its four divisions into a single operating entity.

AEA member companies can post open positions free of charge.

More than 30 cyber-attacks on aviation have gone publicly reported in the first half of this year.

The multi-session program will be spread throughout the next year and include practical on-airport training.

Russian Helicopters has developed both a VIP version and a cold-weather version.

The technology exists, but there are plenty of obstacles to widespread use, claim analysts.