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At the Women in Aviation Conference, the Aviation Weather Center offered updates on its GOES-R series satellites and its Graphical Forecasts for Aviation.

The rally will be GAMA's 16th event held since 2009 as the industry has sought to educate the local community and government leaders on the industry.

Sun Air Jets beats prior financial results by 22 percent with growing fleet.

A Gulfstream G650ER has become the 1,000th aircraft to be registered by the Isle of Man under its “M” registration.

FAA is predicting the number of active general aviation pilots will decline by 22,600.

Aviation safety, NextGen and other initiatives will receive boost under government-wide Fiscal Year 2018 omnibus bill.

Bombardier calls decision “good news” for the aerospace industry and flying public

Improperly endorsing student flight logs, operating illegal charters, and flying without proper authorization were some of the allegations he faced.

The ban on non-approved supplemental passenger restrain systems in commercial doors-off operations followed the March 11 East River helicopter crash.

SmartSky partners can develop new STCs more rapidly using the PMA’d components.

More than 1,600 are expected to attend the AEA 61st Annual International Convention & Trade Show in Las Vegas.

“Safety is not a status you attain, but a never-ending process. It’s not a destination, but a journey. And the journey begins with leadership.”

Looking like something straight out of Disney's "Planes" movie, Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport's new GA terminal will resemble a WWII fighter.

Cockpit automation integrates with avionics, which eliminates thermal circuit breakers and lots of wiring, Kellsey Justus said.

Lockheed Martin's LRASM has achieved six back-to-back successes in flight trials as it is readied for operational carriage by the B-1B.

Blade and Airbus also will jointly explore launching an intra-city helicopter service in an international market to be determined this year.

All 17 FBOs in the Florida-based company's network are now Stage I compliant, and it has its sights set on Stage II by 2020.

Just one in three business aviation professionals believe the sector has a positive image, while 64 percent describe it as either “negative” or “neutral.”

The study says fundamental transformations will disrupt the status quo and create new opportunities for industry growth.

The acquisition has been approved by the applicable government agencies and is expected to close within weeks.

Regulations spell out requirements and obligations of accident investigators, operators involved in an accident or reportable incident, and witnesses.

The AAIB received 708 occurrence notifications in 2017 and deployed 38 times to conduct field investigations, 16 of which were fatal accidents.

Government-wide spending bill provides a six-month extension on FAA's authorization, gives a $500 million budget boost to the agency.

Japan's ruling party is putting together a plan for greater national security that could include the acquisition of the STOVL version of the F-35

The Internal Communiqué AD-18-01 – Taxable Benefit for the Personal Use, represents a compromise over a previous proposal, but increases tax values.

First operator Thai Lion Air plans to use the 220-seat narrowbody to develop international services

The FAA “wants to provide as much transparency as possible” in the registry, while also taking into consideration aircraft owners’ privacy concerns.

Turbine aircraft fleet size will grow through 2038, offsetting a decline in the number of piston aircraft.

DAC International's new STC covers installation of the Northrop Grumman Litef LCR-100 AHRS in Citation 560 models.

Russian aviation authority Rostransnadzor cites safety concerns stemming from investigation into the airline's February 11 crash.