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The agreement covers the breadth of aerostructures Spirit manufactures for Boeing Commercial Airplanes.

United Aircraft Corp[oration has completed the delivery of the 24 Sukhoi Su-25 "Flanker-E" fighters odered by China

The Eurofighter consortium is closing in on delivering Typhoons to Kuwait, which will be the first to sport E-scan radar and Sniper pods

The Lindbergh forum will be held at the 2019 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Science and Technology Forum and Expo.

The day-long event will mark the first use of renewable fuels in private aircraft.

At last October's Citation Jet Pilots convention, attendees learned new ways to improve single-pilot safety.

Payouts of large claims have shrunk the industry, meaning higher costs for buyers.

Leaders agree that the ATC privatization issue will never fully disappear.

The semi-annual rulemaking agenda includes release of a final rule for airport SMS and a proposal on various certificate fees.

Australia's CASA marked a major milestone with the completion of six new flight operations regulations that affect most operators.

A federal appeals judge chastises lower courts for judicial overreach.

Air traffic officials hope to avoid a repeat of a Falcon Jet off-runway landing in January 2018.

The 3-D printed part will go on an access door to the Boeing Dreamliner's composite forward fuselage.

The TFR would have lasted 16 days and imposed expansive restrictions on operations in the Palm Beach, Florida area.

Head-up display (HUD) technology is advancing rapidly and spreading into more aircraft types.

The Georgia-based airframer announced plans for 400 more customer support hires and 700,000 sf of expansion to four MRO facilities.

The Superjet manufacturer plans to deliver up to 30 jets in 2019.

Hands-on involvement by its Canadian institutional investors and Indigo Partners will strengthen the renamed Enerjet as a ULCC, says CEO Tim Morgan.

Aircraft registry stays open, but airmen certificate issuance halts.

Previously available disinsection sprays are considered hazardous materials that can be shipped solely by ground.

Older aircraft have fallen out of favor among buyers, but they can offer relatively low cost for a buyer willing to accept some tradeoffs.

Touchscreen technology is inevitable for business jet flight decks, and slowly but surely headed in that direction.

Customers benefit from continuous improvements in the way maintenance documents and data are delivered.

GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Rolls-Royce all made significant strides with new engine families.

Gulfstream has pioneered the process of remote video inspection and is sharing it with the aviation industry.

The SmartSky ground network is slated for full continental U.S. coverage in 2019.

A fleet of nearly 20 U.S. aircraft will head to Europe next year to participate in events commemorating the 75th anniversary of the pivotal WWII invasion.

A number of sections reveal the agency's progress on safety endeavors.

The industry is seeing prices rebound and inventory tighten.

Textron has developed a kit that rapidly turns its Aerosonde UAV into a vertical take-off and landing vehicle that can operate from small vessels