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Pilots should rest assured that many medical conditions requiring medications are approvable by the FAA without too much complication.

The bill would enable the FAA to draw completely from the aviation trust fund and continue operating at current funding levels during government shutdowns.

Charter operators are reporting softening demand.

The recorders will blend Curtiss-Wright’s Fortress technology with Honeywell’s software expertise in connectivity.

Gulfstream boosted its customer support resources in Europe and Asia, adding maintenance hangar space at Paris-Le Bourget and more capabilities in Beijing.

The Los Angeles-area business and general aviation hub, saw zero vehicle or pedestrial runway or taxiway incursions last year.

Plans call for Norwegian Air Shuttle to form a leasing joint venture with a “very strong” Asian company.

The new AeroVue flight deck brings sophisticated Part 25 features to the King Air B200.

The first of the Airbus narrowbodies to carry paying passengers in the Americas flew from New York to Boston.

The FBO has signed a temporary deal on a vacant hangar which will increase its available aircraft shelter by more than a third.

Business aviation activity in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean climbed 0.7 percent year-over-year in January, in line with expectations.

The relatively small area of the emirate makes UAVs easier to manage than in the UK or U.S.

The purchase brings the Universal Weather and Aviation Subsidiary to 23 owned and operated kitchens.

Additions to JetNet’s popular Market Reports will allow subscribers to customize their reports for clients and internal users.

The 40 aviation groups jointly sent a letter seeking $10 million to fund new programs to attract the next generation of aerospace workers.

The European travel group seeks to sell all or some of its airlines, including Condor in Germany, to shore up its finances.

Triumph results included a $40.5 million forward loss charge related to the Global 7500 wing program.

The Airport 3D View in ForeFlight Mobile gives pilots an aerial preview of the airport and runway environment.

The Australian flag carrier confirms that its fleet and network planning has not considered the order for eight airplanes “for some time.”

The Franco-German SCAF/FCAS has received its first funding, while the nations' two propulsion powerhouses are joining forces to develop a new engine

Garmin's latest upgrade—G1000NXi—brings many new features to Mustang flight decks.

EASA approval followed Transport Canada type certification in September And U.S. FAA approval in November.

Manufacturers have sent the first responses to an RFP Spirit issued in late 2018.

German personnel are now in Israel learning how to operate the Heron TP, which will give the Luftwaffe far greater capabilities than the current Heron 1

The annual event is estimated to have brought more than 1,000 business jets to the Atlanta area for Super Bowl LIII and its associated festivities.

NBAA plans to focus this year on working to alleviate business aviation’s acute workforce shortage.

The return of Tornado aircraft from the Mediterranean theater brings the operational career of the type with the RAF to a close.

Qatar Civil Aviation Authority has named Metrojet Engineering Clark an approved maintenance organization.

The February 1 open house drew 215 students and 10 were offered full-time employment.

The FBO chain's purchase of Winnipeg's Kelly Western Jet Centre marks its first move into Canada.