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The program is designed for aircraft buyers, dealers and brokers to compare aircraft performance data such as baggage area size and range versus payload.

The RAAF is also upgrading its Hawk fighter-trainers, and joining the US Navy in development of a new jammer for EA-18G Growlers.

Growing Asia-Pacific market a target, but China remains effectively off limits

The company has found markets in both the civil and military sectors.

Rules are evolving as the technology does.

The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command expects to receive seven of the improved heavy-lift helicopters over the next year.

The acquisition makes Horizon one of the largest air charter companies in the South Central U.S.

The FAA has set an August 7 deadline for Palm Beach County to alter its restrictions on jet aircraft at LNA.

eABS reduces the risk of flat-spotting or blowing tires and allows aggressive braking as an alternative to the use of reverse thrust.

Twin-engine X6 is the long-awaited successor to Airbus Helicopters' Super Puma.

Mandates aim to make pilots more skilled in coping with aircraft upsets.

Bell has manufactured more than 3,800 LongRangers since production of the helicopter started in 1975.

Air Force and Naval Aviation chiefs are interested in predictive maintenance.

Stelia Aerospace has handed over the upper forward fuselage section for the updated oversize transport

Pilatus dealer for UK and Ireland sponsored the aircraft arrivals at the Goodwood Festival of Speed while heavily promoting PC-12 to visitors.

The famous restored aircraft is due to take part in the Duxford and Fairford airshows in England after it crossed the Atlantic.

Airlines join Qatar, Emirates, Etihad and Turkish among airlines now free to allow passengers to carry large electronic devices in cabins

The Bell 525 Relentless has resumed flight testing and is on track to certification in 2018.

A second prototype of the unmanned P.180 Avanti derivative returned to flight test status after a first prototype crashed in May 2016.

Daher’s TBM 910 and 930 Single-Engine Turboprops Fly at Jet Speeds

Dassault Falcon’s 5X Business Jet Makes First Flight

Airfares declined during the period by 6 percent, stimulating some two-fifths of the month’s growth

The company experienced a record 57 percent jump in membership sales, while customer retention increased to 91 percent.

Business aircraft flights have now increased for eight consecutive months.

Responses range from cynicism to enthusiasm

Two major events served as a boost to traffic for the Centreline facility at Bristol Airport

Positive signs are further supported by the results from ASG’s mood and intentions survey results in the report.

The verdict from the Texas Court of Appeals revolves around a dispute over engine problems with a newly delivered Challenger 300.

The addition of Cannes comes within two weeks of the formal rollout of Surf Air's European operation.

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