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The new joint venture between Russia's UAC and China's Comac and Avic is firming up plans for its planned new widebody.

Cessna has confirmed that there have been two other similar incidents to Citation 560XLs, both in 2008.

Concept is enhanced by medical and IT solutions to reduce jet lag, hypoxia, dehydration, stress on the body and aerophobia.

The FAA said it would review this position by August 15.

The helicopter will be based on a yacht in Europe.

Announced as a kit project, the C630 will now be a certified model.

Business aaircraft using Rio airspace will be subject to additional security inspections during the 2016 Olympics.

After trying to resolve an axial boom loading issue with software, Boeing has developed a hardware fix for the KC-46A Pegasus tanker.

The system proved its worth in the real world fighting fires in Minnesota.

Decommissioned naval station gets new life as civil airport

Less than two years after he sold off his 19-location FBO chain, Ross Aviation rises again.

What actually goes on when a chain acquires an independent location?

Gulfstream’s new fly-by-wire jets take advantage of the latest technology to make flying safer and simpler.

AIN looks at the biggest opportunities for growth in small-drone flying.

Along with the Honeywell TPE331, the new prop further boosts the Caravan's performance.

This week at Farnborough Reaction Engines also announced the creation of a U.S.-based subsidiary

Lays out plan to address production, profitability challenges.

Canadian engine OEM also signs GTF maintenance agreement with Air Canada for its coming C Series fleet.

The Sion facility will offer maintenance, repair and overhaul services for the Bell 429.

IT specialist aims to boost UK’s extraterrestrial exploration effort.

The partners will be design a new gearbox for GE F414 engines.

Esterline CMC is providing its PilotView Electronic Flight Bag for the C Series.

Raft of air show orders led by 200 Leap-1As from Air Asia

A clean-sheet turboprop single leads the trio of reconnaissance, training and monitoring aircraft.

The Airbus Foundation is highlighting its recent partnerships aimed at working jointly to support humanitarian work.

The network now includes Pratt & Whitney and its GTF collaborators, MTU Aero Engines and Japanese Engines Corporation.

The Canadian company played a consultancy role in helping the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) develop the guidelines.

P&W will move its enterprise systems, including engineering and manufacturing, to the IBM Cloud infrastructure.

German MRO has become a principal provider of mobile servicing for P&W engines.

Engine maker inks deals with Lufthansa Technik and StandardAero.