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Kearney Aviation Center recently moved in to the 4,500-sq-ft terminal previously occupied by now closed Otis Air Service.

GFK Flight Support at North Dakota's Grand Forks International Airport joins the company's network.

Two airport in Destin, Fla., have been redesignated.

Commercial Airplanes CEO Raymond Conner says Boeing would be 'significantly' affected if Congress dissolves the Ex-Im Bank.

Pilots’ concerns about Draconian interpretation are perhaps unfounded, experts say.

Jet Aviation's Basel facility is starting work on VIP interiors for a pair of 777-300ERs ordered by an undisclosed Asian customer.

The new hangar is one step in the Fort Lauderdale-based company's expansion plans.

Pair of proving flights show operational readiness for latest round of testing

Airbus Helicopters builds its fleet in Malaysia with more sales and support.

Company retired its last remaining Learjet 60—the aircraft type that its started with in 2004.

The Indiana airport's board voted to "self-provde" FBO services at its new airport-owned FBO, which will replace the Atlantic Aviation facility next year.

Facility to serve as 'center of excellence' for development of carbon-titanium fan blades

More helicopters and training commitment announced for the region.

Shuster hints that next reauthorization bill may look to create new air traffic control structure

Argus has made more recommendations covering internal evaluation programs than in any other area since 2008.

The chief executives of Etihad and Emirates responded to allegations of improper subsidies made by American, United and Delta airlines.

Video and report emphasize the role of aviation maintenance.

The seminar will be held in nine cities in April and May.

The Arkansas capital airport has seen several service provider changes over the past year.

The new service from the founder of SkyAngels is designed to connect charter clients and operators.

The order will take Mesa’s CRJ900 fleet to 64 airplanes.

Order propels the company into the jet market, with the first 400XTi to come on property in June and the second in the fourth quarter.

GAMA backs EASA Opinon, saying the effort will improve general aviation regulation and make the agency more risk based.

H155 to be basis for civil and armed helicopters in $1.5 billion deal.

Startup airline named Flymojo to launch services next year

Helicopter maker delivers two corporate AW139s and takes order for one maritime patrol version.

Two former Schweizer models are still produced but Sikorsky is no longer taking orders.

Upgrade options include using existing Honeywell MCS-6000/7000.

Industry has estimated that as much as $50 million in aviation taxes are diverted annually into the highway trust fund.

Dedicated AOG teams are positioned in Cleveland, Las Vegas and Birmingham.