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A lack of qualified inspectors threatens Vietnam's FAA Category 1 status.

In the July to September time frame total bizjet accidents increased for U.S.-registered aircraft but decreased for non-U.S.-registered aircraft.

Japan and France are in the process of buying E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes to replace their current E-2C fleets.

The charges against the pilot in command of the Aeroflot SSJ100 carry a prison sentence of seven years.

Political tensions in Hong Kong exacerbate airlines’ competitive challenges.

The addition allows the aircraft and airport services provider to expand its influence in the ground service repair realm.

The “steady erosion” in business aviation flying in Europe continued last month, as departures fell 2 percent year-over-year, according to WingX.

Aviation Concepts Technical Services has Cayman and Bermuda repair station approvals, and is working towards an FAA Part 145 approval.

Boeing and Embraer now expect the acquisition to close in early 2020 rather than this year.

FBO Riga has brought the passenger baggage screening process in house with the addition of specialized detection tools.

Aviation Performance Solutions has added an upset prevention and recovery training course for aviation safety inspectors and regulatory authorities.

Mike Dolphin was particularly well known in New York-area aviation circles.

Korea-Japan trade tensions force several low-fare airlines from Korea to suspend service.

FBO Avflight at Salina Regional Airport will be dispensing Avfuel's SAF beginning October 17.

Recent OEM gatherings show value of in-person events ahead of the industry's biggest confab.

The PW812D in Dassault’s specified configuration will take to the air for the first time around the time of the NBAA show.

The EU is calling for a negotiated solution and a new regime on aircraft subsidies.

Swiss-based inspection, verification, testing, and certification firm SGS has acquired a majority stake in Argus International.

SAF is a key part of business aviation's efforts to meet emissions goals and is about the industry's "license to operate," IBAC said in an ICAO report.

Rotorcraft mission specific equipment manufacturer Dart Aerospace can now boost is catalog with the addition of Oregon-based Simplex Aerospace.

Indonesia’s flag carrier resumes partnership agreement with Sriwijaya Air while debts continue to accumulate.

Textron Aviation has begun deliveries of its super-midsize twinjet following FAA type certification on Sept. 21.

Bell's Model 360 "Invictus" with feature "proven technologies" the company says

Among the debutants at the October 1 parade in Beijing were the much-anticipated supersonic UAV and the latest missile-carrying version of the H-6.

UPS will now be able to make drone deliveries at night and beyond visual line of sight.

Yingling Aviation and Safe Flight Instrument Corp. continue family legacies with the promotions of Andrew Nichols and Matthew Greene.

An accurate and efficient flight plan can reduce fuel consumption by hundreds of pounds and shave precious minutes off flying time.

Elliott Aviation's new mobile response team for Phenom 100 and 300 is based out of Minneapolis.

The airport's secondary Runway 12/30 had been out of comission since July.

Unity Aviation will provide authorized maintenance, refurbishment, and warranty-related work on legacy de Havilland and Series 400 Twin Otters.