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The new Metrojet hangar rising at Clark International Airport, in the Phillipines is expected to be operational by mid-2020.

The Runway Status Lights alerts pilots and vehicle operators about potential runway conflicts.

Aircraft owners are seeing insurance rate hikes of between 15 percent and 25 percent, and "some way more than that," according to AOPA.

With more aircraft equipped with ADS-B, the Aviation Safety Reporting System is receiving more pilot comments on how ADS-B is helping to avoid collisions.

The Hong Kong-based business aviation services provider first achieved the IS-BAO certification in 2016.

WAI highlighted her ability to lead a team “with her quick wit and creative inspiration” and said Luebke was proud of her work to develop future leaders.

Pilatus Refreshes the PC-12 Family of Aircraft with the New PC-12 NGX Model - AIN

The Malaysian government's minister for entrepreneur development was unable to fly in EHang's 216 aircraft.

Singapore journalist Alexis Ong gives a glimpse of how a skeptical public may view urban air mobility.

The Aspen E5 EFI contains the attitude indicator and directional gyro and course deviation indicator all in one display.

The 737 Max 10 is the largest of the Max variants with capacity for up to 230 passengers.

The Stobart Jet Centre, which handles all the fueling at London Southend Airport, has expanded Avfuel's branded dealer network in the UK.

The Air Charter Summit will be held alongside the Aviation Business Conference June 16-20 in Washington, D.C.

Retribution against pilots for an honest mistake holds the potential to interfere with the prevention of future aviation incidents or accidents.

The CEO of the German airline group calls for a rationalization of the debate of air transport’s impact on climate change.

The Aircraft Electronics Association says sales climbed 14.3 percent year-over-year in the first nine months of 2019.

AiA's Fanning said the workforce and economy can’t afford the prospect of continued stopgap funding or another government shutdown.

Norwegian Air to unlock partnerships and pursue restructuring, led by newly appointed CEO Jacob Schram.

Changes to the PJS Memberships are aimed at adding new benefits, stabilizing pricing and reducing flight time minimums.

Why regional aviation has never been more crucial to the global aviation industry

Hungary is undertaking a major overhaul of its rotary-wing forces, while Montenegro is seeking to add light multi-role machines.

The RNZAF has an urgent need to replace its elderly first-generation Hercules, which are over 50 years old.

Aviation Manuals is now offering a binder to help operators ensure they are prepared for anything that might be examined in a SAFA ramp check.

EASA is recommending that all Part 27 helicopters receive flight recorders to benefit the industry's overall safety.

T&I chairman DeFazio says the bill creates one standard, regardless of where an aircraft is maintained, but groups say it will harm industry.

Possible restrictions are being considered after Moscow-area residents began complain once a third runway opened at Sheremetyevo airport.

Italian government officials hope to complete a sale of the aircraft manufacturer's assets by next fall.

The TSB issued four recommendations and reiterated 22 others after an air taxi study revealed a lack of a downward trend in the number of fatal accidents.

Airline representative IATA cautions against a Europe-wide SAF blending mandate, arguing it will lead to a distortion of competition.

A new 24/7 service provides aviators with updates on possible dangers from solar activity