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Temporary funding delays the decision on five-year FAA reauthorization

Company will add much-needed hangar space in a tight metro New York market

The super-midsize jet went to long-time customer and charter provider Arkasair

The A-Star crashed at night in a remote area of a forest

Unlike protests earlier this year in Europe, no aircraft were damaged

Aero-Dienst has played a significant role in advancing engine technology over three decades

NTSB faults pilot, instructor in 2022 fatal accident

Coptersafety receives FAA Part 142 approval for its H145 training program

The U.S. Navy has awarded the company a research and technology contract as it looks to apply new technology to its future rotorcraft fleet.

Norwegian researchers have found significant support among domestic travelers to switch from aircraft burning fossil fuel, depending on the cost of flights.

Painting an entire business jet matte black is a challenging job

FAA is reinstating his pilot certificate a year after it was revoked

Formal appointment expected by EU Parliament in mid-February

Operator currently flies 48 Embraer ERJ-145 regional jets

Engines power a range of commercial, military, and business aviation aircraft

New courses will provide a global reach for customer security training

Slow airspeed and strong crosswind led to mishap

The upgrade prepares aircraft for the phaseout of Gogo's legacy network

The Chinese manufacturer has the UAE's Smart and Autonomous Vehicle Industries Cluster that was established in October.

Astrolabe Analytics is developing a data-driven software solution for battery health monitoring and predictive maintenance.

NATS controllers simulated flights from Bristol to London in an exercise with Vertical Aerospace; Virgin Atlantic; AtkinsRéalis; Skyports; Heathrow, Bristol, and London City airports; the Connected Places Catapult; and Cranfield and Warwick universities.

FAA Needs To Verify Use of Aviation Tax Revenues, OIG Maintains

The guidance expands the range of fuels eligible for tax subsidies

The pilot and passenger were killed in the accident

The year marks the end of a nearly 35-year run for the NTSB's Most Wanted List

Boom is the first non-AAM OEM to select the Anthem avionics suite

Sen. Bennet placed a hold on the extension

Facility marks third training center for Simcom in Orlando, Florida

The security consultants support commercial and private aviation clients

Professionalism in aviation is much more than just collecting a paycheck for flying and wearing a necktie