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France’s helicopter lobby association, the UFH, is concerned about new rules recently released by the country’s civil aviation authority, the DGAC.

With the Republican victories last month, several prominent backers of general aviation have moved on.

It’s no secret that Cessna is in the early stages of developing a new single-engine turboprop–one designed for fast, comfortable traveling and intended t

On November 12, Van Nuys-based charter/management provider TWC Aviation completed its acquisition of ACM Aviation, which is headquartered in San J

British Columbia-based Associated Aviation has acquired Timber Wolf Aviation of Ottawa, Canada.

Embraer announced that the European Union has formally approved the company’s proposed $64.7 million manufacturing complex in Évora, Portugal.

“We have a specialized process to repair damaged cadmium that makes it particularly suitable to

Gulfstream Aerospace has announced a $500 million, seven-year facility expansion plan at its Sa

Jet Aviation has launched its Jet Response mobile maintenance service program, which dedicates

Qantas plans to resume Airbus A380 service this Saturday (November 27) on Flight QF31 from Sydney to Singapore and onward to London.

Faced with an FAA mandate to modify all of the Hawker 4000s delivered thus far with fuel system upgrades that meet the latest certification standards, Hawk

The UK’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch is probing the causes of a Cessna Citation II crash that closed Birmingham (UK) Airport for several hours on Fr

Last week Sikorsky sought to quash a federal lawsuit brought by the Schweizer family that charges the Stratford, Conn.-based company with reneging on the t

Quest Aircraft yesterday received approval from the FAA for the Kodiak turboprop single’s ice p

The U.S.

EADS announced “the conclusion” of talks to amend the