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Engines power a range of commercial, military, and business aviation aircraft

Formal appointment expected by EU Parliament in mid-February

Operator currently flies 48 Embraer ERJ-145 regional jets

FAA is reinstating his pilot certificate a year after it was revoked

Painting an entire business jet matte black is a challenging job

The upgrade prepares aircraft for the phaseout of Gogo's legacy network

Slow airspeed and strong crosswind led to mishap

Professionalism in aviation is much more than just collecting a paycheck for flying and wearing a necktie

The security consultants support commercial and private aviation clients

Facility marks third training center for Simcom in Orlando, Florida

Boom is the first non-AAM OEM to select the Anthem avionics suite

Sen. Bennet placed a hold on the extension

The year marks the end of a nearly 35-year run for the NTSB's Most Wanted List

The pilot and passenger were killed in the accident

The guidance expands the range of fuels eligible for tax subsidies

FAA Needs To Verify Use of Aviation Tax Revenues, OIG Maintains

The company now manages 11 aircraft

Mental health could be incorporated into CRM training

EASA's executive director is the direct counterpart to the FAA Administrator

German armed forces order up to 82 Airbus H145M helicopters

The move will help Duncan deliver more consistent service

Leonardo has delivered 700 helicopters from its Philadelphia campus since 2004

The flight should take 54 hours 30 minutes

The aircraft operator says it now aims to achieve net-zero carbon by 2030

The plan was developed with input of a broad global taskforce

Griffith-Merrillville Airport offers a 4,900-foot runway and a modern terminal

The company is seeing growing demand for support from Asian customers

The facility expects to induct its first GTF engine in April

Company cites strong state support and supply of workers as factors in its decision to expand

The news comes just ahead of the start of deliveries to fractional operator Avantto