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The new TrueNorth Simphone Pro is available with or without dual Iridium voice and data channels.

The case could set a legal precedent on armed forces' buying decisions.

The vast capabilities of modern technology are having a profound effect on cockpit avionics design.

The research and development organization invited companies to demonstrate systems that detect and stop small drones weight under five pounds.

Declining fuel sales as a result of limited access for large-aircraft prompted the operator to withdraw.

All traffic at ORF has been on the main runway since July.

The Ex-Im bank's governing board does not have the required number of directors to approve transactions over $10 million.

The combined company will forward as Clay Lacy Aviation, representing more than 75 aircraft in 15 U.S. locations, two FBOs and four maintenance centers.

A chartered Boeing Business Jet brought the Voices of Haiti children's choir to New York for a concert with operatic star Andrea Bocelli.

JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes notes airlines can warn hundreds of millions of passengers of pitfalls of current ATC system.

The complaint by Atlantic Aviation alleges that the city of Santa Monica is intentionally planning to limit services at Santa Monica Airport.

Companies are unsure how to plan for management fee taxes, while IRS auditors lack guidance on how to approach the audits.

A Mitre team is developing software that predicts pilots’ information needs.

ALPA claims Safety Board failed to identify multiple factors in 2015 accident

The results of the third quarter survey show a continuing decline in optimism among industry members.

The company is more aggressively pursuing additional markets.

Fly-by-Wire Steep Approach in the Embraer Legacy 450 Business Jet

Boeing and Saab Reveal New Jet for U.S. Air Force's T-X Competition

AMAC Aerospace Gains Even More Momentum with its Completions and Maintenance Operations

Such a system could provide significant gains in a helicopter's lift-to-drag ratio.

The company recently hinted that it is in the process of curtailing its massive buy of 200 Bell 407GXPs.

One helicopter operator gave attendees a new way to arrive in Black Rock in style.

He led the 747 design team.

The manufacturer and partner Saab of Sweden rolled out the new jet during a rousing ceremony in St. Louis.

Wheels Up Cares will raise awareness and funds for causes important to the company and its members.

AOG Protect limits financial losses associated with charter flights that have been grounded for mechanical or other issues.

Cuba Handling will secure aircraft permits, flight logistics, visas and passenger itineraries for private aircraft operators.

Many pilots could complete a career without ever having to undergo an EU ramp inspection.

Aimed at improving the airframer's cost competitiveness, the move also includes the closing of two of its U.S. service centers based on market demand.

The MRO also has a maintenance base in Sarasota, Florida, and is setting up an aircraft maintenance shop at Hanscom Field, near Boston.