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Between March 1 and 26 Russian aircraft approached Bulgaria on nine occasions, flying without flight plans and requiring investigation.

The Indian Air Force has and urgent need for Stage II intermediate jet trainers.

A new private low-fare carrier in China plans to launch operations in August.

Asiana partly attributes the July 6, 2013 accident involving one of its Boeing 777-200ERs to the airplane's autopilot design.

Highlights include video lenses and rebate programs.

New airplanes will replace the university’s fleet of legacy 172s.

Limited-edition artwork can save owners thousands, says the company.

Aviation-themed schools listen up: JetBlue Foundation has money for you.

The Summit executive interior builds on the Timberline and Tundra interiors announced last year.

Training with the air show superstar now available

Company accused of falsifying mx records of 35 aircraft.

Company will support the GEnx engine in Taipei.

Firm seeks involvement in development of European standards.

Facility to service G450/550, Falcon 900, Falcon 7X and King Airs.

Course covers engine, systems and line-replaceable units.

New York-area facility adds second shift.

Acquisition adds logistical support and marketing expertise.

Facility adds BendixKing Charlie series.

Organizational changes throughout Comlux Group.

Industry veteran takes aircraft production supervisor spot.

The digital launcher will let the Seahawk carry a variety of weapons and engage a larger set of threats.

Experts appear unable to find a single plausible scenario under which Malaysia Flight 370 disappeared.

The Cessna subsidiary expects FAA certification in this year's first half.

The piston lines at the companies "mesh well, with no overlap," said Joe Hepburn, Textron's v-p for pistons.