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University of Alaska can now use a small UAS for animal surveys at its test range in Fairbanks.

The EEOC sued ExxonMobil, alleging that the company discriminated against pilots when it forced them to retire at age 60.

Signatures seeks to buy Westair Aviation Services. Million Air has right of first refusal.

Sightseeing operator Cayman Islands Helicopters and the local CAA have won an appeal against a local business on the legality of a new helipad.

Under its Matrix technology program, Sikorsky is flying an S-76 that can “see” and select a landing spot.

Ohio facility specializes in turboprop aircraft and engines.

Aviation Performance Solutions is taking its message around the world, and AIN got a taste of its training the company’s new European training center.

Mandates coming in the next six to 12 months.

Airspace crowded.

The deadline is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a pilot union opposes the hospitals' favored option.

Flight status moves the program closer to full-scale production.

With international business aviation traffic stalled, service providers await a long-promised rebound

Rulemaking effort could delay action mandated by Congress.

Readers rate service they received at FBOs around the globe.

Unit cost increases triggered “critical” breaches of the Nunn-McCurdy amendment, requiring that Congress be notified.

Textron’s aviation division delivered 35 Cessna Citations and eight King Airs during the first quarter, while Bell shipped 34 helicopters.

Safety campaign website will feature monthly weather topics such as turbulence, thunderstorms, icing, crosswinds and pilot resources.

The S-92 training program under the joint venture will support flight training for all of Lider’s S-92 pilots.

Two-axis autopilot and stability augmentation systems will be installed in its fleet of helicopters over the next three years.

Boeing Commercial Airplanes v-p of airplane development Scott Fancher issued an upbeat assessment of all of the company's big development programs.

Based on Marpa input, RBRT tool removed from the order.

Strong civilian demand for former military pilots and maintenance technicians.

Firm helps domestic and foreign operators prepare for FAA drug and alcohol audits.

Recycling will yield more than $3 billion in harvested parts.

With repair station status, facility extends services to broader Part 135 market.

Company plans to open 87,000-sq-ft facility in October.

Duncan and Global Trade Group partner to offer $35 million in inventory.

Experts to identify engineering and maintenance issues.

FSR will provide technical guidance to operators in Africa.