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One Swiss helicopter operator studied and dismissed drones as a complement to its fleet.

The company is on track for certification in 2017 and customer deliveries in 2018.

Both engines flamed out at 44,800 feet while the crew started a descent through a maturing convective storm cell.

Aircraft were attempting to land at at San Diego-Brown Field Municipal Airport when they collided.

Largest single order by number in Airbus's history boosts neo backlog to more than 4,100

The addition of Nashville is part of a growth plan that is expected to continue over the next year.

Flying the Progressive Aerodyne Searey Elite Amphibious Light Sport Aircraft

Updated guidelines cover Type II, III and IV de-icing fluids.

The aircraft was conducting an air ambulance flight when it crashed on August 16.

The event is aimed at helping business aviation professionals refresh or enhance their weather operational knowledge of charts.

Twin turboprop carrying 54 disappeared over Indonesia's Papua province

An overhaul shop makes sense for the company as the fleet size in the U.S. grows.

Jefferson County opened a 4,800-sq-ft terminal at Watertown International Airport.

The study’s goal is to improve efficiency and reduce the amount of time and money spent reworking aircraft discrepancies.

Leading Edge failed to conduct drug-and-alcohol tests for employees in safety-sensitive positions, contends the FAA.

Changes will be required to installations of Part 121, 125 and 135 SatVoice systems by November 2016.

The turboprop operator is adding jets to the mix.

The companies are seeking an STC to be aimed at the retrofit market, for type owners and operators seeking to take advantage of airborne Wi-Fi.

Astra Aviation will be among the first companies to use FBO One to support airline and cargo operations, in addition to executive charter.

Hahn Air has used the Cessna CJ4 as a miniature airliner since 2012.

Six people died in the Sikorsky S-76C+ crash.

While most debate focuses on ATC reform, FAA reauthorization will tackle an array of issues.

Closer working on maintenance and parts supply should improve the operational availability of over 100 aircraft

An airline-owned FBO makes a name for itself in Cincinnati.

Cabin systems continue to evolve as new technologies debut.

Raises 20-year forecast for India to 1,740 airplanes

The power line lacked the standard triangular markings to warn the pilot of the upcoming intersection with another line, according to the board.

The magazine has won four more editorial awards, bringing the total since 2005 to 32.

Direct purchase agreement saves time, complexity and money.

Already a gateway for the Northeast Caribbean, the facility has set its sights on drawing more traffic from the U.S., Europe and South America