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The Lightspeed Aviation Foundation is donating a Lightspeed Zulu 3 headset to each recipient of the EAA Ray Aviation Scholarship

The latest version of SocialFlight app, which helps pilots find aviation events and interesting places to fly, now has an airport restaurant feature.

Investigative authorities deny that a foreign object caused AOA sensor damage.

L3 Commercial Aviation placed an order for up to 240 new Piper aircraft at Sun ‘n‘ Fun 2019, representing Piper’s largest civilian fleet order ever.

The Ku-band FlexExec system wil provider users global, reliable, high-speed service at an all-inclusive hourly rate.

The alcohol consumption testing has begun in advance of an EASA requirement that takes effect in August 2020.

Savannah-based Hagerty Jet Group noted higher than normal transactions in the first quarter of the year, ahead of a possible slump.

The Slovenian airline last year signed an MOU with Sukhoi for the long-term lease of 15 SSJ100s.

As as result of its major expansion at Lovell Field last year, the company can now offer MRO service for landing gear on certain airframes.

Japan's Sumitomo said it would partner with Bell on developing eVTOL and drone technology, markets.

The CHC Safety and Quality Summit is in its 15th year.

Malaysia’s Sapura Technics to become the latest market entrant in July.

The company's line is aimed at LSA and light experimental models.

Pilots and instructors draw from their own experiences to provide a guide for readers.

The group is gearing up to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

The airframer has delivered on its promise to increase production of Part 23 airplanes.

After 115 years in the aviation industry, the company is undergoing a rebirth of sorts.

Dallas-base air ambulance provider SevenBar will be combined with AMGH's Med-Trans operations.

Senate Commerce Committee asks for accounting of the FAA’s evaluation of the Max’s MCAS.

For the general and business aviation sectors, the company is amassing data from numerous operators to reap predictive benefits.

The preowned business jet market has changed from a few years ago, and sellers must adjust their expectations accordingly.

This week at the Sun ‘n‘ Fly-In and Expo in Lakeland, Florida, Signature is providing a pilot shuttle service from the transient aircraft parking areas.

The FAA separately is hosting meetings on the South-Central Florida Metroplex redesign project.

Bombardier has opened a new Paris line station and added a Challenger 300 MRT.

Rolls-Royce suffers another Trent 1000 setback.

Daher is adding a multitude of avionics, safety, and interior upgrades to its 2019-edition TBM 910, including G1000NXi avionics and automatic deicing.

The policy paves way for special authorizations to fly unequipped aircraft through ADS-B airspace, but offers no guarantees.

Discount carriers continue to excel in Europe while business aviation and all-cargo lose market share.

The system is operational and in trial phase over the North Atlantic, where controllers can test reduced in-trail separations.

The addition of four sales advisors also expands JetAviva's monthly coverage of turbine aircraft values and trends.