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The release of Inmarsat's satellite data for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 comes in response for demands for greater transparency.

Pratt & Whitney Canada continues development of the NGRT while airframe OEMs dither over the launch of a 90-seat turboprop.

California and Texas top the list for rotorcraft accidents, according to the U.S. Helicopter Safety Team.

Exemption from ICAO SARP on LPV approach clearance applies only in the U.S.

American Airlines 737 pilots failed to execute go-around in marginal weather, said Jamaican investigators.

Wake turbulence standards amended to boost airport capacity.

Board calls for development of a practical thermal runaway test

The FAA issued a safety alert as a follow up to EASA’s emergency AD.

Citation pilot says he landed long.

Safe Flight’s heated AoA leading edge sensor is certified for flight into icing.

Winners flew between 40,000 and 100,000 accident-free hours.

AS350 was being repositioned on the ground at the time of the accident.

Defense exhibitors and attendees at ILA Berlin are mostly focused on German requirements, but the Germans are not buying anything.

The question of certification looms large in any evaluation of future MALE UAVs for European nations.

The proposal is a Sigint conversion of a Bombardier Global 5000.

The Swiss aircraft manufacturer took in orders for 84 of its utility business jets since opening the order book on Tuesday.

IBAC partnered with NATA in establishing the new voluntary standard, and it will incorporate NATA’s Safety 1st ground services audit program.

The TIA allows Cessna to begin accumulating flight hours that will apply toward certification.

As engines become quieter, the aerodynamic noise created by disturbed airflow around the aircraft itself makes up more of the overall noise signature.

So far in FY2014, which started on October 1, the independent federal agency has authorized approximately $740 million.

New financing plan targets aircraft costing between $2 million and $10 million.

The two companies are aiming at greater bandwidth with Ku- and Ka-band and SwiftBroadband satcom.

Retrofit features four 10- by 8-inch LCD panels and Waas/Egnos capability, as well as support for electronic charts and graphical weather.

Coverage is available for a range of business jets.

First four projects currently in design are for the airports in Beverly, Fitchburg, Mansfield and Southbridge.

Designed for FBOs and aviation merchants, AvPOS can process Avcard, Multi Service Aero Card and Air Card aviation cards.

Political protests in Bangkok have already affected profits at Nok Air and could threaten the launch of NokScoot in the fourth quarter.

Ultra-long-range and very light jets are in higher demand