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The new hangar should be open in the coming months.

More research needed on midairs and how to prevent them.

The agency is using its certification memo to clarify rules.

Delivers 39 more airplanes than it shipped in 2014

Event will feature speakers that are experts in aviation finance, aircraft utilization options, regulatory topics, tax planning and risk management.

The U.S. Air Force awarded L-3 Mission Integration a $93 million contract to modify two Gulfstream G550s for surveillance mission.

As part of the acquisition, Air Culinaire Worldwide has retained the current SkyTop team in White Plains.

Plans to apply ‘lessons learned’ from new common processes at Heathrow’s Terminal 2

AW139's 60-minute performance is not the end of the road, company expert says.

Jean-Louis Brocardi, who was previously the general manager of Air Culinaire Worldwide Paris, is heading up the team at the new San Francisco location.

$3.1 billion deal includes 18 A320neos

The restrictions affect waivers for the Flight Restricted Zone as well as those typically authorized to flying into DCA.

Firm is acquiring TMC Jets for an undisclosed amount from founder Pete Liegl, who formed the company in 2006.

The aviation field has witnessed a long series of technological innovations, yielding ever greater performance and efficiency.

Embraer’s Super Tucano Trainer Set for New Attack Roles

Tests conducted by Rolls-Royce show the blend could burn more than 50-percent cleaner than straight jet-A.

Plans to co-produce the ShinMaywa amphibian in India have stalled.

Course is designed to deliver training that provides pertinent knowledge and practical tools necessary to conduct many types of aviation audits.

ExcelAire joins a small but growing number of operators that have obtained Cuba service approval as the U.S. government eases travel restrictions.

Russian defense ministry wants a next-generation rotorcraft that can reach 270 knots.

The semiconductor manufacturer announced that it will acquire Ascending Technologies, a drone manufacturer based in Germany.

Turcat became chief test pilot for the Concorde program’s French effort and was the first to take the supersonic aircraft beyond Mach 1.

FAA says helicopter pilots should avoid conducting running landings in skid-equipped aircraft on runways with lighting systems embedded in pavement.

Textron Aviation confims that the Cessna Citation CJ2+ is not currently in production.

The first prototype of the Epic E1000 single-engine turboprop is one of two that will fly the flight test campaign.

Labor groups also oppose an earlier application by Ireland-based Norwegian Air International, alleging it will flout labor standards.

Which FBOs offer the best overall experience? Make your voice heard today.

The latest tagging incident involves three jets parked on the south side of Van Nuys Airport.

AOPA calls unveiling of new banding a tiny step in an evolution that has been ongoing for years.

Name change is part of a wider overall corporate reorganization plan that merges the Finmeccanica's aerospace, defense and security assets.