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Just a handful of Airbus and ATR aircraft have been delivered so far.

GE Aviation has developed an entirely new process for GE9X certification testing.

Profitability nosedives but low cost-base a plus

Airlines adjust to evolving political environment as traffic starts to rebound

Program will test and evaluate state and local government proposals regarding the integration of civil and public UAS operations at low altitudes.

New contract for 50 Bell 505s from Reignwood follows previous agreements signed earlier this year for sixty 505s, totaling 110 of the light helicopters.

EASA expresses how and why it plans to adopt the emissions requirement rulemaking the agency proposed early this year.

The new facility, which is currently staffing up, is the company's second in the western U.S.

Under the Colorado Careerwise initiative, West Star will employ at least five apprentices a year for three years.

Part 135 firm now operates Surf Air’s more than 70 daily weekday flights in California.

PJC will support aircraft throughout the Midwest territory of Pilatus dealer KCAC.

The German Air Force is seeking a Tornado replacement to enter service from 2025.

ATM systems such as ADS-B and on-board systems such as electronic flight bags have safeguards, but are they enough?

Integrated solutions are the future.

The MRO is returning three of them to the air, while former owner Airbus completes its sale to StandardAero.

UAE National Aerobatic Team already appeared in Slovakia and Russia this year.

Aurora, to be acquired by Boeing, is developing aircraft concepts to dramatically improve fuel efficiency of commercial aircraft.

India's air force is reportedly sceptical about the benefits of committing to Sukhoi’s fifth-generation fighter.

Although little information is available on Boeing flight-test campaigns, AIN has summarized the latest state of affairs.

The lights, which are compatible with models such as Boeing’s commercial aircraft, replace the stock incandescent lights with triple HID lights.

Explores new supplier options to allow for export to Islamic Republic

Performance-based navigation using satellite navigation will revolutionize the efficiency of the Gulf’s congested airspace.

Airline aims to restore pre-blockade traffic volumes by end of year

Organizers expect record turnout

Egyptair, Emirates among expected buyers

Acquisition broadens Boeing's reach into the realm of autonomy, unmanned and electric research.

Misinterpreting data from the ADIRUs, the flight control computers believed the aircraft was in a nose-high stall and attempted to correct it.

The contract modification for Phase 1B is focused on mitigation strategies and safety risk assessments on different avionic systems.

The Atlantic Council says technologies such as ADS-B and electronic flight bags may be vulnerable to cyber threats.

Year-to-date, segment flying is up 4 percent, or 28,000 more flights, versus the same period in 2016.