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Rep. Shuster links issues to call for ATC privatization.

Device's memory unit retrieved from wreckage found some 10,000 feet under the Mediterranean

First C Series cleared for delivery to Swiss

The new airman certification standards for private pilot certificates and instrument ratings replace the former practical test standards.

The milestone was reached in less than 12 years.

The UK opted to partner with the U.S. in developing an STOVL-capable Joint Strike Fighter instead of developing a replacement for the Harrier.

Aviation groups continue to push for global approac

Pratt & Whitney says that with two necessary fixes now resolved on the PW1100G, the engine is achieving dispatch reliability as high as 99.7 percent.

Substantial role for Turkish industry in production of 109 Sikorsky S-70 helicopters

The U.S. Senate passed the measure on June 14 as part of the National Defense Authorization Act.

Airline plans to shed all Embraer E190s, portion of ATR fleet

U.S. manufacturer acknowledges existence of talks

The Delta Air Lines subsidiary plans to install the high-speed Gogo Biz 4G system on more than 70 airplanes.

Allievating general aviation community fears, the FAA's new hangar use policy will not ban refridgerators, bar-b-que grills, and recliners from hangars.

Maker is touting strategic ISR capability with new multispectral sensor.

The Low Rate of Initial Production Lot 10 contract is due to be finalized "relatively soon."

Rollout follows recent release of Indian DGCA regulatory guidelines that allow the operation of single-engine, dual-pilot EMS helicopters.

Egyptian authorities report radar images confirm airplane turned left and then 360 degrees right before starting descent into Mediterranean

Milestone comes three weeks after the company successfully mated the wing and fuselage of the first Longitude.

The company now plans to add 10 more nonstop destinations from Pittsburgh, deployed in a metered sequence over the next two years.

Its swept blades increase aircraft performance and reduce flyover and cabin noise, Hartzell said.

The Montreal-based company has added to the aircraft model list that it covers.

Current guidance has cost the agencies and industry time and consternation, says the group.

The approvals underscore the company's investment in safety.

MRO approved for Bombardier, Falcon, Embraer and Gulfstream

The company has a pool of Bell 212/412 air management system components.

Edwards Rotorcraft Solutions will henceforth be known as Bell Helicopter Miami.

G550 initial type rating training at FlightSafety International's Long Beach learning center.

Offering to institutional investors was also priced at €950 per share via a zero coupon bond due in 2021.

GE said Bedford was chosen based on its proximity to its headquarters, capability for serving corporate air operations and "fully capable" FBO.