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The investment by Safran and Boeing in EPS is expected to improve production rates and costs for electric batteries to power aircraft.

PhilJets Aero Services in the Philippines becomes the airframes's newest authorized service center in the region.

After Hurricane Dorian lingered over the Bahamas for days, private flights were among the vanguard of relief operations

Gulfstream has motivators for a G650ER follow-on and Honda Aircraft is looking for engineers with aircraft design specialities.

FlightSafety International is now offering Collins Pro Line 4 to Pro Line Fusion differences training to operators of Nextant 604XT.

To help reduce wrong surface incidents, the FAA is sponsoring “special focus” meetings at various airports hosted by the agency’s runway safety action team

What started several years ago as a low-key gathering of charter brokers has now blossomed in to a one-day “must attend” event for the industry.

Boeing releases revised forecast on China’s aviation market ahead of Daxing’s opening.

In all, nearly 1,000 individuals and organizations will be recognized through the association's Flying Safety Awards program.

He helped build the MRO chain from the single-entity acquired in 2002 into one that employs 1,400 and spans more than 10 locations.

Weston Aviation is adding its fifth UK FBO at Manchester, while XLR Executive has opened a new facility in Bournemouth.

The FBO, which entered service five years ago, experienced a traffic bump last year.

At the Air Charter Expo, business aviation associations called for tougher action against illegal charter flights.

The winning Boeing T-X design is named in honor of the Tuskegee Airmen and the U.S. Air Force’s first African American fighter squadron

The company traces its Hawaiian roots back to 1948.

The company traces its Hawaiian roots back to 1948.

The Kansas-based company has a fractional fleet of 100 Embraer Phenom 100 and 300 business jets.

Textron Aviation has delivered more than 7,500 Cessna Citations in the past five decades.

First U.S.-made Airbus EC145e delivery is part of a 25-ship order from Metro Aviation.

We’ve come a long way from the days when air traffic controllers moved little wooden markers around a map.

The AircratExchange website went live on February 1.

Industry-wide equipage for ADS-B Out jumped 69 percent between May 1, 2018 and June 1, 2019.

Clemens Aviation will initially expand to Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City with two Beechjets.

With the deadline 15 weeks away, 23 and 49 percent of the U.S.-registered business jet and turboprop fleet, respectively, are not yet ADS-B compliant.

Airlines scrap more than 100 flights amid raging fires across the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan.

The Ohio State University is leading a multi-disciplinary team to decide best practices needed to meet the increasing industry demand for professionals.

Poland’s desire to replace the last of its Soviet-era fighters with state-of-the-art Western equipment has got the green light from Washington

Thanks to Honeywell, European Flight Planning is about to get a lot easier.

India’s government moves ahead with a plan to divest 13 airports.

Technology seen as critical to expanding unmanned aircraft operations