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The super mid-size bizjet has notched more than 60 city-pair speed records since its 2012 service debut.

DFS and JAL will launch JAL Falcon Business Jet Service on May 1 to provide JAL passengers direct options to flights not covered by the JAL network.

The Global Hawk manufacturer is one of two anchor tenants at the Grand Sky unmanned aircraft systems business park with General Atomics.

Textron's chief says there is "no reason" for people to book aircraft far in advance.

A series of sessions are anticipated both in the U.S. and internationally.

The Qahar fighter was taxied, but has not yet flown. The Kowsar trainer was on static display. The missiles have been fired.

Iran Shows Off Home-Grown ‘Stealth’ Fighter Developed Despite Sanctions

Boeing’s 787-10 and 737 Max 9, and Airbus’s A319neo Airliners Achieve First Flights

Manufacturers vying to provide the Navy's new carrier-launched unmanned refueling aircraft expect a request for proposals this summer.

It cited MGM trading in its fleet of “Brand X” airplanes late last year for two Embraer Lineages after being pitched on their value proposition.

ICAO recently rolled out a declaration providing a broad framework for addressing cybersecurity.

Falcon initially envisions demand for five movements a day and will have two helicopters available for charter.

Airline plans to place CFM Leap-powered narrowbody into service on May 31

Oxford is not the closest airport to London but has compelling advantages over airports when considering the short helicopter ride to the city.

Company assisting with the liquidation of 13 helicopters that were abandoned as part of the CHC bankruptcy reorganization plan.

Bell logs orders for five helicopters at Rotorcraft Asia, and sees Indonesia, Philippines, India, Thailand and Australia as key markets.

The Air Force authorized F-16 Block 40-52 flight operations to 12,000 hours, potentially extending the fighter's service life into the 2040s.

Attributes decline to U.S. efforts to cut off entry visas, restrict electronic devices

The upgrade addresses the need to replace aging CRT screens found in the cockpits of several venerable business jet models

First-quarter revenues at Textron Aviation skidded $121 million from a year ago, to $970 million, in part to lower King Air volumes,

T. Hastings Siegfried has added the company's UK repair facility to his responsibilities and Phil Marshall is responsible for the Tulsa Repairs Division.

The anti-skid modification was performed by New Hampshire-based Pro Star Aviation earlier this month

The $8.6 billion merger creates a company with 30,000 employees, annual revenues of $8 billion and an expansive portfolio of cabin and cockpit offerings.

After no action on a request filed in February, the association is urging that the FAA hammer out its differences with EASA on commercial parts.

Contract comes three years after loss of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

The office followed the opening of a base in Jacksonville, Florida late last year.

Sikorsky has appointed Thai Aviation Services its first customer support center in Thailand.

Philippines operator PhilJets ordered a new H145 an a pair of H135 helicopters.

Air Medical Group Holdings is purchasing Air Medical Resource Group.

Amenities include onsite U.S. Customs and Border Protection