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Three An-32s have been lost in recent years in unknown circumstances

The NTSB is hosting a roundtable at the University of Alaska in Anchorage to discuss ways to improve the safety of Part 135 aircraft flight operations.

The program has evolved over the last several years and the association is planning to extend it to new markets.

The FAA has expanded the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability testing program to increase access for non-recreational drone pilots.

Honeywell's IntuVue RDR-84K uses electronically steered phased-array radar.

Rules grandfather pre-arranged trips for people-to-people purposes, but people won't be able to get there if booked through private aircraft or cruise.

GPS problems have occurred in some aircraft equipped with Collins Aerospace GPS receivers.

Turboprop singles such as the Pilatus PC-12 and Cessna Caravan “have remained at an industry-low depreciation rate,” according to Vref.

Pilot, the sole occupant, is killed when an AW109E makes a hard landing and catches fire atop New York office tower

High speed rail looks likely to replace airlines as the main domestic transportation mode, though there are LCCs set to fight back.

The Los Angeles-based startup is using a Cessna 337 Skymaster as the testbed for its electric propulsion system.

Tamarack Aerospace said 73 percent of CJs fitted with active winglets have received free upgrades that Tamarack expects will resolve the EASA and FAA ADs.

The three-day Leadership Bootcamp is a partnership between ServiceElements and FlightSafety International.

Spirit AeroSystems plans to cut workweek to four days for 6,000 employees.

Spotlight on the Forthcoming Dassault Falcon 6X

A new “open skies” proposal by President Joko Widodo comes as Garuda Indonesia answers allegations of price fixing.

The Inner Mongolian carrier took delivery of its second example of the Chinese regional jet on June 4.

IATA claims it has cleared several hundred million dollars of blocked funds, but the problem persists.

Vista Global Holdings (VGH) has completed its acquisition of U.S. based per-seat charter brokerage and app developer JetSmarter.

AviationManuals' newly released free guide aims to help operators understand requirements for FAA Letter of Authorization (LOA) applications.

After checking with the the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security, OpsGroup believes Part 135 flights are still accepted travel to Cuba.

Both companies remain equally committed to the Embraer-Boeing combination, says Slattery.

Lawmakers let the bank's charter lapse for five months in 2015 in face of criticism that it had turned into corporate welfare.

The Shreveport, Louisiana-based company is an Airbus Helicopter approved service center, specialzing in the EC-135 and 145 models.

As GE Aviation readies development of its T901 ITEP turboshaft engine, competitor ATEC is lobbying Congress to award dual EMD contracts.

IAI has revealed its new T-Heron UAV, which bridges the gap between the company’s larger family of systems and its smaller, lower-cost tactical UAVs.

The Scottsdale, Arizona-based company also is expanding its technician team as it works to support customer's ADS-B Out requirements.

A deal to acquire Bombardier’s last commercial aircraft program would give Mitsubishi valuable engineering expertise and support capacity.

The House Appropriations Committee approved a $267 million increase in the FAA budget for a total of $17.7 billion in Fiscal Year 2020.

Aviation has completed its fifteenth 7,500-cycle inspection event on a Bombardier Challenger 300; only 18 such inspections have been completed to date.