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UK's aircraft manufacturer is keen to grow its upgrades and modifications business, while new aircraft manufacturing continues at a low level.

The most recent FAA review raises 26 “issues” with Thai safety practices and oversight.

Flight training at the two FlightSafety sites will be offered in partnership with Praxis Aerospace Concepts.

Boeing’s Keskar characterizes MRO and related services as more competitive than aircraft sales.

Leonardo's target drone portfolio has expanded with the introduction of the M-40, which recently entered operational service

On April 6, nav data from some GPS receivers will become inaccurate unless they are reset to account for the next so-called “week number” rollover event.

The Corporate Aircraft Association, which negotiates fuel discounts on behalf of its Part 91 members, will soon add five new FBOs to its preferred network

Only 30 percent of the rotorcraft fleet is equipped with an install rate of about 100 a month.

The OEM's flagship now has more than 85 records under its belt.

Spirt AeroSystems currently manufactures composite forward and full fuselages for the Boeing 787 and Lockheed Martin Sikorsky CH-53K helicopter.

The company is expecting India to release a request for information, at which time it will offer the aircraft as a multi-role fighter

Leonrado and the Italian air force have established a flight school to offer advanced fighter training to international customers

While the company had managed the facility since its 2017 rebranding, the plan had always been for it to fully acquire the location as part of its network.

A development plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area includes provisions to expand and develop general and business aviation in the region

The Aircraft Electronics Association said the industry has seen eight consecutive quarters of sales growth.

The Army and Air Force are expected to sign deals with Russian Helicopters later this month.

An unusual number of maintenance-related flight cancellations and delays continue to dog the U.S. low-fare carrier.

The project on the 2006 aircraft included a cabin renovation, new paint scheme, landging gear overhaul and avionics upgrades.

The UK-based service provider expects to add the twinjet to its Part 145 MRO approvals in the third quarter of the year.

RUAG Australia has gained EASA Part 145 approval, allowing it to perform component MRO and line support for European-registered aircraft.

Fleet repossession involving Brazil’s fourth-largest carrier threatens travel chaos.

The Franco-Dutch airline group will allow leases to expire on three A380s by 2021.

Ross Aviation boosted its East Coast presence with the addition of four FBOs in Massachusetts and one in Florida.

The Challenger 300 will support an installed base of more than 700 aircraft in Europe and the Middle East.

CAPA-Centre for Aviation estimates a 15- to 20-percent shortfall of captains in India.

Bristow again delays release of latest quarterly financial report

India is seeking to acquire first-generation MiG-29s as a means of replenishing its fighter fleet at low cost.

Honeywell Aerospace's turbogenerator will produce 30 to 50 percent fewer carbon emissions than a traditional HTS900 engine.

The Air Force's CV-22 Osprey is the latest type to receive Raytheon's Silent Knight radar, which adds several new features.

The Irish carrier disputes Sukhoi’s claims of changes to its business model or ‘ongoing discussions’ over the fleet.