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A highly politicized search for ground-based long-range air defense continues.

Failures upon re-entry into atmosphere create wide fields of debris in well-traveled airways

Middle school field trip to ACI Jet at John Wayne Airport led to a Falcon 900 hangar agreement inked entirely between two tweens who met at the event.

Major oil producers—including Chevron, Exxon Mobil, Shell, Total, BP, Murphy, Anadarko, and Statoil—bid $121.1 million for drilling rights.

The aviation service provider chain has agreed to purchase Orion Jet Center, one of three FBOs at Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport

Facing limited space left to develop, the Wyoming airport authority is pondering the purchase of its lone service provider to satisfy FAA rules.

One Aviation has unveiled an Eclipse 500-based prototype fitted with the larger wing planned for the new EA700 light jet.

Crews used the water-free process to get visiting aircraft ready for display on the LABACE static line.

The software-as-a-service provider will demonstrate its latest product at NBAA's annual convention and exhibition.

PT6A specialist Covington is bringing its Pratt expertise to Brazil, as well as a wealth of knowledge of the older radial engines still in service.

Local dealer for Italy's Vulcanair says customers prefer to pick their aircraft up new from a factory rather than ferry them to South America.

Clearwater-based SeveJet Private Aviation now services the popular turboprop twins, in addition to the Piaggio Avanti, Beechjets and Cessna Citations.

Proair is present at around 30 airports throughout Brazil, brining its ISGAO-accredited brand of airport services

Certified last year by the FAA and recently approved by EASA, the kit is available through the aftermarket or as a factory installed STC.

The retrofit improves speed, payload capability and range, and dramatically cuts time to climb.

The N219 program still lacks funding for certification, but has achieved a major milestone.

NBAA joined five other stakeholders in calling on the courts to vacate the January 28 settlement agreement between the FAA and Santa Monica.

The Cirrus roadshow is more than just Cirrus in Brazil...

Embraer has restructured its service and support activities into a single business unit, tasked with taking support to a new level

Aviation in Latin America is looking up. WIth a presidential election next year in Brazil, perhaps LABACE 2018 will see brisk sales activity.

If it pulls off the feat, the HondaJet would assume the title from the Embraer Phenom 300, which has been the best seller in this category for four years.

HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of two huge new warships, completed initial sea trials, but won’t be operational until the end of 2020.

Deal follows agreement signed at HeliExpo in Dallas, Texas in March.

JSSI is offering a range of services to customers who have not signed up for the company's well-known cost per flying hour programs

OEMs and MROs display the latest in interior design stylings and upgrade options.

Regional carriers strengthen recruitment efforts and pay strategies to compensate for pilot shortage.

The exercise beginning in September will evaluate small drones and swarming applications in an indoor test range.

The Predator-like Orion MALE UAV faces an uncertain future, as its maker struggles for funding.

Avionics and communications giant Rockwell Collins is displaying a range of its business aircraft solutions at LABACE, including its CASP service plans

Lufthansa and German government pledge to support restructuring effort