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Manufacturers see opportunity in the new government's stated goal of making aerospace a focus for domestic and export markets.

The Navy is still seeking sources for an "organic, sea-based unmanned aerial system."

'Storm Chasing' with Honeywell's IntuVue 3-D Weather Radar

More than 80 of the aircraft have been grounded since cracks were discovered in the canopy sill longerons this summer.

Airbus Flight Operations Services in Bangkok will produce electronic versions of flight operations manuals.

MRO adds design engineering team

GA Telesis is providing overhauled, repaired and new surplus material through a section of the Boeing Part Page called Part Page Marketplace.

Agreement builds on companies’ longstanding relationship.

TAM Aviação Executivo, World-Way Aviation and Catarina Airport all have big plans to expand MRO facilities in Brazil.

The company’s Part 145 business has been geared to airline operations, but it is looking to move into the business aviation market.

Upon injection of the funds, STA Engines’ total share capital contribution in Statco will stand at $41.6 million.

Company also offers charter, brokering, aircraft evaluations and consulting.

He will be responsible for aircraft maintenance, avionics and interior refurbishment operations.

Harvey Ticlo and Steve Jourdenais take leadership roles.

The purpose of the AD is to prevent failure of CT blades, which could result in damage to the engine and the airplane.

Modifying the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter is part of what the U.S. Navy wants to discuss with contractors in a series of “technical interchange meetings."

Ralph Acs, who led the Learjet 85 program, left the company last week.

The facility will conduct engineering and development activities for both product and technology development across Embraer’s business lines.

This approval marks the first changeover from the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 system to the G3000 avionics in the current CJ series.

The light twin hit a 719-foot-high crane jib, killing the pilot and a pedestrian in the street.

Of second-quarter avionics sales, 51.7 percent was for forward-fit avionics, while 48.8 percent was for retrofit avionics.

The goal is for government and industry to work together to have a new unleaded aviation fuel by 2018.

No date for the IPO has been set, nor has any valuation been placed on shares to be offered.

Deliveries of Kodiaks equipped with the Garmin GFC 700 will begin in the fourth quarter.

Program will help sustain the talent pipeline and nurture newcomers to the industry.

Request will help FAA improve situational awareness and gather more specific data about helicopter movements and helicopter noise.

Of 48 “nonconformances" ID'd by the DOD inspector general, four remain to be addressed.

Safety Board still unable to examine wreckage.

Pilot was unaware rig was venting before takeoff.

Both pilots in Lion Air accident found at fault.