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The aging warriors continue to span the globe on “show of force” missions that test the B-52H bomber’s ability to reach any part of the planet.

Business aircraft activity fell 0.6 percent year-over-year in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean, marking the first August since 2014 not to see an uptick.

India’s Light Utility Helicopter is virtually ready for production, and a factory is being prepared, but a contract still awaits.

After several hundred general aviation flights carrying supplies, rescue workers and in some cases evacuees, the major efforts to the ravaged islands end.

The two brands will offer exclusive benefits to their clients.

Russia and Saudi Arabia will eventually clamor for the new model, Airbus believes.

The new Beijing airport was scheduled to open on September 30, but it could open ahead of schedule.

Airbus hopes to circumvent problems Boeing experienced with outfitting its widebody 787 for business operations.

Daedalean says the Magpie vision-based guidance system will support development of its Artificial Intelligence-based autopilot.

LifePort is a 19-year-old designer and manufacturer of air ambulance cabins, equipment.

The approval adds a number of Cayman Island-registered aircraft types Nomad can work on.

The Arizona-based MRO and parts provider also expects to add 100 more jobs over the next two years.

The Canadian Business Aviation Association’s 2019 Compensation Survey includes responses from 54 member-organizations.

Comlux announced today that it has placed a new order for an Airbus ACJ320neo, taking its total orders for the type to four.

Riga-based FCG OPS is now providing business aviation services at four airports in FInland, bringing its network to 20 countries.

StandardAero has acquired Safe Aviation Solutions, including its Safe Fuel, Accel, and B&E Aircraft Component Repair businesses, from B&E Group.

Precision Aviation Group has acquired Momentum Services Corp., which specializes in LCD cockpit display repair.

The Wilson Air Center founder is being recognized for his legacy of business aviation advocacy and philanthropic activities.

EAA AirVenture coverage contained erroneous information on the restoration of 'That's All Brother.'

Having successfully fielded the Orion, including an operational debut over Syria, KT is now working on a larger vehicle in the HALE class

Elite event is a unique opportunity for those in the New York area and beyond to taste luxury in its various forms, not only shiny new aircraft.

According to the european data provider, Germany and the UK's financial worries are affecting aircraft usage.

The "file-and-forget" principle of twice-yearly repetitive flight plans no longer benefits operators, given the dynamic nature of today’s ATM network.

NTSB has investigated more than 200 Part 135 accidents in Alaska since 2008 that have collectively claimed 80 lives.

The airport-operated FBO offered sustainable aviation fuel last week after it received a shipment of 7,300 gallons of the blended fuel from Avfuel.

Sloulin Field Airport and its FBO are scheduled to close on October 10 simultaneously with the opening of Williston Basin Airport and a new FBO.

Volocopter says a new round of funding has raised enough money to complete type certification of its VoloCity eVTOL aircraft and air taxi service.

A cargo door blew off during load testing of the 777X in Everett, Washington.

In a letter to the FAA, eight aviation organizations also expressed believe that commercial space operators should pay into the NAS.

As Flightdocs prepares for its next product rollout, CEO Rick Heine discusses its growth formula and what it will need to keep growing.