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The EASA director affirms de-alignment concerns expressed by Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury.

The organization has released its HERO (Humanitarian Emergency Response Operator) database to groups coordinating disaster response.

The technology exists, but there are plenty of obstacles to widespread use, claim analysts.

Russian Helicopters has developed both a VIP version and a cold-weather version.

The multi-session program will be spread throughout the next year and include practical on-airport training.

More than 30 cyber-attacks on aviation have gone publicly reported in the first half of this year.

AEA member companies can post open positions free of charge.

The UK company will combine its four divisions into a single operating entity.

Aircraft owners in the British Isles may need to consider whether to import aircraft to the “new EU” where they operate there regularly.

Volcopter and SkyPorts say the world's first vertiport is set to open on October 21 for flight trials in Singapore

The Russian agency signed off on major certificate changes for the VIP version of the helicopter, which was certified in 2015.

Flying car developer AeroMobil is fast-tracking a design for a flight-mode-only eVTOL aircraft designated as the 6.0

MAIR provides a spherical warning coverage around the carrier platform and also provides an imaging capability.

The model has been through a series of launches and relaunches, but is now ready for public display.

The forthcoming acquisition of Aeronautics Ltd brings with it a portfolio of unmanned air platforms, including aerostats

Stratodynamics plans to drop its HIdron glider from 114,000 feet soon

Last year’s leaders hold their positions in the avionics and cabin electronics categories.

WAI's Peggy Chabrian to retire, Romain Trapp becomes president of Airbus Helicopters' U.S. subsidiary, Airbus Helicopters Inc.

Preliminary and final reports.

I have been to the scenes of far too many aircraft accidents that were caused by lax organizational processes and poor safety cultures.

Airbus is no longer progressing with its bid to supply Canada with Typhoon fighters, citing concerns over security issues and ITB commirtments

Viasat in October 2018 had named StandardAero the exclusive distributor of its high-speed connectivity package.

Environmentalists object to proposal for special flight authorizations to supersonic flight, while residents complain that NextGen already creating noise.

The Malaysian low-cost carrier group signs up for 30 of the European OEM’s newly launched long-range single-aisle aircraft.

Volocopter's 2X prototype made the first eVTOL flight integrated with both unmanned and air traffic management systems at an international airport.

The five-week-long paint job took 2,600 man-hours to complete.

In addition to Dreamliners, decision turns on whether to adopt single narrowbody type

India’s only private full-service airline seeks to expand internationally and eyes first long-haul destination next year.

New equipment and new capabilities—including an air-to-air capability—can breathe new life into a combat classic

Upgrading the current Tiger fleet could save Australia AUD3 billion compared with buying new attack helicopters