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Low-cost carrier to close bases in the Netherlands and Germany

In his first board meeting, Bruce Landsberg tried to limit a finding on runway positioning equipment to large aircraft, but met objections.

The hoods also come with multiple stowage options to accommodate different aircraft types.

Bombardier boosts its worldwide support network

The global aviation services provider has acquired the KLM Jet Center with two locations in the Netherlands.

Air France chief executive and human resources director ousted; ex-Air Canada Exec Oltion Carkaxhija to lead talks

A procedural vote was scheduled on October 1 that would clear the way for Senate consideration of the full FAA bill later in the week.

Air traffic controller jumps to death from collapsing ATC tower

ADS-B backlog and lack of aircraft availability could slow transactions over the next year, Mente's Brian Proctor says.

Readers rate the support the engine makers have provided over the last 12 months.

Drones may be the latest concern, but the industry still needs to pay attention to safety and security of airport operations.

Twin Seat Turbine Aimed At Training Market

The long-range version of the U.S. Army's MALE unmanned air system has moved a step closer to operational deployment

The trijet went down a nearly 40-foot drop-off and through a perimeter fence before coming to rest across a road, with the nose severed from the fuselage.

July 2017 incident at SFO prompts NTSB to call for a “more effective presentation of flight operations information to optimize pilot review and retention."

EU regulator sees no competition issues

Through its donations to the Navy SEAL Foundation, American Aero FTW is helping military personnel towards aviation careers after their service is done.

Latest guidance reduces life expectancy of Package C turbine blades

The Canadian TC, to be awarded during a ceremony in Montreal Friday afternoon, comes as HK Bellawings firms up its order for up to 18 Globals.

Boeing and Saab have emerged victorious after a battle to secure the U.S. Air Force's long-running advanced trainer requirement

G500, which received both its FAA type and production certificates on July 20, enters service meeting both its guaranteed performance and cabin comfort.

Drone Company Supporting World's Largest Miner

Marine F-35Bs have made an air strike on a Taliban target in Afghansitan, marking the first American use of the stealthy fighter

European Commission gets mandate to start negotiations with Oman

The association recommended that the government move away from a one-size-fits-all approach tailored for commercial airlines.

System Mates Leonardo Heliwise To SKYTRAC

A number of nations in the Balkans are updating their fighter fleets, with the F-16 leading the way as used aircraft being sold to Croatia and Romania

The industry data provider has partnered with Asset Inisght to strengthen its aircraft valuation tools.

In the tests, birds consistently avoided LED lights with peaks at 470 and 630 nanometers, which appear blue and red to the human eye.

This expansion is in response to business aviation’s growing need to mitigate the risk of cyber attacks during flight.