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The UK electorate's June 23 vote to leave the European Union poses serious questions about the country's aerospace, defense and air transport industries.

The F-35 Fighter Packs a Punch with a Full Array of Weapons Options

The small helicopter will serve as a scout vehicle for a surface rover.

The Flight Safety Foundation's report explains how space-based ADS-B could improve surveillance of aircraft over oceans and remote areas.

The proposal would more than double the fuel tax and eliminate an airline exemption for fuel burned outside the state.

Member Sumwalt says pilots and ATC must work together to make Pireps more effective.

First tranche of $1 billion investment to arrive on June 30

The road show will provide customers a look at some of the design concepts incorporated in both the G600 and its sister G500.

Release of NPA puts CS-23 on pace for year-end enactment in Europe.

The company offers avionics and airframe MRO and inspection and maintenance services for both piston engines and turbines.

Helicopter EMS companies are pushing back against health insurers who are either outright denying patient claims or reimbursing them at low rates.

But deliveries have slowed and long-term gearbox solution is still awaited

Diesel and piston versions are planned for Russian domestic and export customers.

Air Astana is facing a dilemma as to whether it can still afford the Boeing 787s it plans to add to its fleet.

Boeing's long-anticipated deal to sell 100 or more aircraft to Iran Air, are subject to U.S. government approval and confirmation of export credit support.

NBAA said the rule balances safety with the ability to operate UAS, but expressed concern the FAA has yet to release guidance when operating near airports.

Leonardo-Finmeccanica jointly owns regional aircraft maker ATR with the Airbus group.

The addition is aimed at reducing customer downtime and bringing the same level of service to the company's Tennessee facility.

The HTT-40 is due to enter service in 2018.

But nothing was said about the country’s drive for operational independence with the stealth jet.

Toronto-based Chartright Air Group has opened a 50,000-sq-ft FBO at Region of Waterloo International Airport.

The F-35B Fighter Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing is a Game Changer

Slated to begin operations by year-end, the 33,000-sq-ft facility will offer tip-to-tail maintenance for Learjets, Challengers and Globals.

Rebate is available for all airplane and helicopter makes and models.

Approval covers installation in the Hawker 800/800XP/1000, Challenger 601-3A/3R, Citation 650, Falcon 900, Fokker 50 and Gulfstream III.

Many of the additions to the Jet Edge fleet have been Gulfstreams.

The NGT-9000 provides both ADS-B out and in features among other things.

More than a decade and several iterations in the making, Part 107 allows the operation of small unmanned aircraft systems for business purposes.

One operator wants to move to avoid restrictions in New York City but is meeting resistance at its planned alternate location.

Current regs inadequate for fly-by-wire helicopters