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The flights were the first involving a large fixed-wing aircraft at one of the FAA's six national UAS test sites, Aurora says.

“Twice the safety at half the cost” is the FAA’s goal.

Aerocardal named authorized service center for the Pilatus PC-12.

Of 29 aviation recommendations, TSB found that only three had reached the response status of "Fully Satisfactory."

The company was involved in the project from pre-purchase inspection through completion.

The event will feature 174 exhibitors,, 34 aircraft and industry experts discussing both national and local issues.

Union gives airline until June 30 to agree to accept terms of previous agreement

Performance-based operations PARC wants PBN procedures to retain RNAV in title.

After several fires, the devices are no longer allowed in checked baggage.

A single African sky approach is key to improvements.

Steven Metheny falsified information to make the aircraft appear to meet minimum payload specs.

The two are studying the possibility of deploying ADS-B for New Zealand and Auckland FIRs.

Company operated an MD-11 not in compliance with FARs, says agency.

The FAA is launching an industry effort to evaluate pilot fitness to fly, plus another program for updating aeromedical technology

NetJets looking to Latin America and evaluating fleet needs, Flight Options begins adding Gulfstreams and Wheels Up considers ride-sharing.

The problem with external GPS compatibility should be fixed with the next release of Apple’s iOS mobile operating system.

FAA, EU agree to cooperate further on deployment and implementation of NextGen and Sesar activities.

CFM racked up $14 billion in sales during the Paris show week, with Rolls-Royce and IAE also doing new business.

A round-up of the defense highlights from the world’s biggest aerospace exhibition.

But the indigenous HTT-40 program faces competition from the Pilatus PC-7 Mk II, already in service with the Indian Air Force.

Flexible rotary shafts are part of the CFM Leap-1C engine's thrust reversers.

Lufthansa Technik is introducing patient transport compartments for the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft.

Joel Rood tapped as president of the company’s sales region covering Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Ground testing of the new “super medium” twin is ongoing while Bell Helicopter is proceeding with 505 light single and V-280 tiltrotor development.

Club to work along the lines of a sports car owner club.

U.S. subsidiary will handle low volume runs that include shipsets below four units, primarily for the B777 and 747.

Onboard batteries that will provide power to start the auxiliary power unit and provide emergency backup and buffering for critical systems.

AS332/532 Mk1 Super Pumas will be the first to benefit from Pro Line Fusion suite.

Snecma plans for contra-rotating open rotor demonstrator.

With development trials completed, the Meteor missile is on course to enter service on the Saab Gripen in 2016.