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Quadcopters are fun and capable machines, but pilots need to operate them safely and carefully.

Deadlines approaching within six month, 12 months and beyond 12 months.

Passengers can make calls and send texts using their own smartphone numbers.

Testing has reached a stable output of 1.4 Mbps “over a significant period of time.”

Start-up company to begin with New York city, south Florida

Big jets dominated unveilings last year.

Pre-owned inventory has been shrinking, despite a growing worldwide fleet that added more than 525 new aircraft in 2014.

With fly-by-wire active control sidesticks and touchscreen-controlled avionics, the Symmetry flight deck is clean and uncluttered.

The NTSB could do more to see what role fatigue and organizational culture played in the Aug. 14, 2013 crash of a UPS A300.

U.S. aerospace industry sales in 2014 grew to $228 billion, according to the Aerospace Industries Association.

U.S. sales of military aircraft remained flat in 2014, according to the Aerospace Industries Association.

The Netherlands, Norway and Poland will collectively acquire and operate A330MRTTs

Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency confirmed that debris found in the Karimata Strait is from AirAsia Flight 8501

Business jet deliveries appear to have returned to growth in 2014 and are poised to jump by 13% in 2015.

Latest agreement converts 10 options into firm orders valued at nearly $90 million.

Deliveries set to begin to U.K. SAR program.

New standards designed to protect fuel tanks from explosions.

The new technology is required to operate in portions of airspace above Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam.

Recent inspections uncovered eight system deficiencies

Gene Kranz, the late Abe Silverstein and Brig. General Robert Cardenas also to be enshrined.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China issued a type certificate for the Comac ARJ21-700 regional jet, China’s first indigenous airliner.

Boeing announced the first flight of a 767-2C "provisioned freighter" that will become one of the first U.S. Air Force KC-46A refueling tankers.

The helicopter crashed and caught fire shortly after picking up four passengers in the coastal resort of Guarujá.

The International Flight Test Institute’s first group of students begin their studies in the six-month flying qualities course early next year.

Guidance to lay groundwork for new training requirements.

City of Phoenix pushes to reverse FAA airspace changes.

Transaero Airlines CEO denies reports of possible service cancellations due to Russian currency crisis.

Ships on Java Sea continue to comb waters for wreckage

Aerostat manufacturer TCOM suggests the market is growing at the expense of other airborne solutions.

Kazakhstan-based airline poised for expansion