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EASA approval milestone shows that its five-year effort to develop less expensive parts is gaining traction in design, industrialization and certification.

Partnership with Williams creates new cockpit simulation facility in the UK for fast jet training and development.

Seven Airbus A330MRTTs are now slated for the pooling project, but still only four countries have committed.

Land tests of an EMALS seen, amidst talk of a third indigenous aircraft carrier.

It's important to do the right thing even when people aren't watching, and now everyone is watching…and recording.

The Naval Air Systems Command and Special Operations Command have awarded IDIQ contracts of $1.7 billion and $475 million, respectively.

United union argues plan to wet lease A320s from Qatar Airways a breach of EU regulations

The acquisition would create a company that employs more than 5,000 workers across nearly four dozen locations globally.

Customers of the Nebraska-based MRO can now review and approve sales quotes online, streamlining the process.

The Global MRO provider has received Part M approval from the UK's CAA to expand its business aircraft support.

Received eight months of house arrest, three years of probation and a $2,000 fine for obstructing the NTSB and FAA during an accident investigation.

General Terms Agreement calls for delivery of 100 A320s and 40 A350s

JetSupport BV has expanded the scope of its maintenance to include the Dassault Falcon 2000 and the Cessna CJ3 and CJ4.

Fifteen died in eight crashes of business turboprops and jets in the first six months of this year.

Groups said that pending FAA reauthorization should focus on “addressing needed reforms,” including stable multi-year FAA funding.

Airlines join Etihad Airways among list of carriers whose passengers may now carry laptops in aircraft cabins

Dan Elwell pledged to stick by the mandate in one of his first public addresses as FAA deputy administrator.

Preliminary flight-test campaign will last only a few weeks to help streamline the development process; full-fledges testing will start next year.

The contract includes firm orders for five Phenoms, support and options for follow-on aircraft.

Rudy Toering, president and CEO of the Canadian Business Aviation Association, plans to retire and Bruce Byerly returns to Byerly Aviation.

Bombardier Global 7000 Program Update as Flight Testing Continues

The tests demonstrated technology that could wind up on NASA's planned low boom flight demonstration experimental airplane.

Both the House and Senate are focused on possibilities for changing the ban.

Group’s partnerships with 14 main French suppliers already integral to 737 Max, 777X

Moses Lake ninth graders Judah Vrieling and Celeste Todd won a Mitsubishi-sponsored raffle to attend Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama this summer.

Complying with a federal appellate court ruling, the agency will delete the information it has collected on drone hobbyists—at their request.

Plans call for the Block 50 Advanced Cockpit Ground Control Station to replace existing ground stations for U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reapers.

The new offering, which tracks tax-related aircraft activity is aimed at customers who have multiple aircraft owner clients.

UBS Business Jet Market Index is “still stuck” around breakeven level (50) following a post-U.S. election bounce late last year.

In a ceremony at its headquarters in Switzerland, the OEM handed over the milestone speedy turboprop to Australia's Royal Doctor Flying Service.