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Purdy has steered the publication, which was founded in 1979, for more than 10 years.

Carriers desperate to address worsening shortage of cockpit crew

Aeronautical Data Systems has expanded the utility of its Ergo 360 safety app with the addition of AIS-based shipping information.

Introductory pricing is available.

The cable television news organization has been an early adopter of using small unmanned aircraft for newsgathering.

Speed over the Grand Rapids, Mich., to Naples, Fla., course was 427.97 knots in a Bombardier Learjet 45XR.

Flag carrier to lease 20 of the lower-weight widebodies from IAFC

The company held the grand opening for the refreshed facility on Wednesday.

Both of the new courses are taught online, with one geared toward flight attendants and the other aimed at pilots and flight technicians.

Traffic and passenger numbers surged 23 percent and 20 percent, respectively, in the first six months.

The third annual Cincinnati Business Aviation Symposium will be held September 29 on the Northern Kentucky University campus.

Hamedan is the second foreign base Russia has occupied in its bombing campaign against militants fighting the Syrian government.

Congress passes much more expansive bill than originally envisioned.

Flying the New HondaJet

The Airlander Hybrid Airship, the World’s Longest Aircraft, Takes to the Skies

Manufacturer says that defense is still the key market, although civil authorities EASA and UK CAA will monitor flight tests.

The 10 major carriers analyzed by Airlines for America collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion during the first half of 2016.

Bristow crews retrieved people from flooded homes, small boats, levees and high ground surrounded by floodwaters.

Despite its 3,600-nm book-number range, the G280 landed with reserve fuel in excess of NBAA IFR requirements on the record-breaking flight.

Long-term financing plan needed.

Proposals will serve as the basis for rulemaking to be published by the European Commission toward year-end.

Despite stagnating traffic levels in many parts of Europe, Latvia-based Flight Consulting Group says it is supporting a growing number of flights.

The small, family-owned company has its sights set on several development projects.

Kerlikowske has been lauded for his efforts to collaborate with the business aviation community on key access issues.

Walsh brings a background as an auditor, pilot and senior safety officer to his new role.

The company already offers engine support for the turboprop twin.

One BBJ rolls in for service as another rolls out.

The approval is for the Falcon 900 and the company is pursuing similar approval for the 2000 series.

The association will add the most highly requested topics to its training schedule

The inspections, conducted under the FastLane program, took about two weeks.