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NBAA says small UAS proposal is reasonable approach, but sees areas in need of improvement.

The adjustments include continuing layoffs, and Bell expects one-time charges of $40 to $50 million.

IBT endorses lawsuit, saying pilots were illegally harassed and terminated for seeking unionization.

The U.S. Department of Defense IG and Government Accountability Office were sharply critical of the F135 engine program.

The fiscal 2016 appropriations bill would continue ban on aviation user fees, but does not address Teterboro weight limit for first time in years.

The two have much in common these days in China.

The Bombardier DHC-8-100 did not have a Beta lockout mechanism; such as system is now required on all DHC-8s by June 2016.

Three conforming prototype Cirrus Vision SF50s are flying, and construction of the first production version is under way.

GAMA seeks lower maximum altitudes and other operational requirements for UAS.

Brazilian, Israeli and South African missiles are slated for integration.

The company has integrated carbon fiber into five aircraft refurbishment and/or exterior paint projects since last year.

The company has several other such installations scheduled for later this year.

The website Regulations.gov indicates that 4,499 responses were received for the small unmanned aircraft systems draft rulemaking

Nexus has opened a flight operations support center in Vienna, Austria

The industry is funding a search-and-rescue service to supplement the national SAR coverage.

There will be no slot-reservation system, but pilots should be prepared for other traffic-management initiatives.

Multiple points of redundancy provide a certain level of safety against hacking, says one expert.

A peek inside the development process that allowed Gulfstream not only to announce the G500 but also to roll out the first airplane the same day.

Small fishing boat was stranded in an ice floe.

Cattle mustering becomes particularly dangerous at this time of year.

The aviation app-maker is helping commercial operators meet FAA guidance to allow own-ship display on airports.

Second crewmember still a major issue. Local firm to demonstrate flightpath-generating app.

The Professional Development subcommittee plays an important role in bringing new entrants into business aviation.

Possible roles for UAVs considered after current patrol and rescue efforts deemed inadequate.

Simulator instructors will roll out upset prevention and recovery training to the airline's 12,000 pilots.

The FAA has scaled back its projection of the number of U.S. airports that will be 'capacity constrained' by 2020.

The comment deadline for the FAA's small unmanned aircraft systems notice of proposed rulemaking arrived on April 24.

The groundbreaking follows the signing of a definitive joint venture agreement with the Tianjin Airport Economic Area.

The Challenger 350 joins the Global 5000 in VistaJet's U.S. service offerings.

Jeppesen will provide a customized bundle that includes textbook materials for both private and commercial/instrument pilot training and other elements.