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Information recovered from the A320's descent confirmed that co-pilot Andreas Lubitz set the autopilot for a fatal controlled flight into the French Alps.

Industry announcements and appointments

NATA uncovered PAC-funding scheme involving 20 employees and reported violation to FEC.

After some delay, Etihad Airways of Abu Dhabi is taking a one-third stake in Swiss regional carrier Darwin Airline.

Engine company's PW1100G now powering two Airbus narrowbodies

French prosecutor says A320 co-pilot was definitely conscious at the time of the crash.

Israeli company is supplying UAS and radar technology via local partners

Thai aviation authorities are working with ICAO to rectify concerns over flight operation certification procedures.

Ukraine's conflict with Russia has halted the supply of components built there.

An MoU is signed for “collaboration” on the M-345 basic jet trainer and C-27J airlifter

The goal is to make Part 845 easier to understand.

A calendar of important compliance deadlines.

Air Transport Action Group will showcase 100 "most enterprising, innovative, or interesting case studies” to reduce aircraft CO2 emissions.

Aircraft equipped with TCAS II version 7.0 software and operating in EU airspace have until December 1 to upgrade to version 7.1.

Former Royal Air Force search-and-rescue helicopter pilot will start flying missions this summer for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

AIN's FBO Survey asked respondents to identify specific FBO employees or teams who routinely go above and beyond when it comes to customer service.

The Russian government has agreed to provide debt guarantees for UTair, but less than half the aid the struggling airline requested.

Proposal addresses lack of regulatory operational framework for non-commercial operations performed by air operator certificate holders.

According to the recent study, the annual contribution of Norwood totals more than $52 million.

An additional seven metric tons of max takeoff weight will give the A330 up to 500 extra nautical miles of range, or increased payload.

Lynn Tilton's Patriarch Partners is alleging that SEC has breached the U.S. Constitution.

Locating the unit's memory module could present a bigger challenge

Spindles with 5,000 hours or more time-in-service need to be inspected within the next five hours time-in-service.

With most indicators pointing up, the industry is moving from doubt to growing optimism.

Mechanics at major airlines are getting flak for reporting maintenance issues.

Bell's 525 Relentless is Fast Approaching First Flight

HondaJet Nears Delivery After Provisional FAA Certification

Line-up includes business aircraft OEM leaders, aircraft sales and finance experts, Wall Street aerospace analysts, aircraft operators and more.

Lufthansa's insurers have set aside $300 million to cover anticipated costs for the Germanwings costs as French prosecutors prepare a criminal case.

The rotorcraft manufacturer is likely a “parts and pieces” sale.