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The NTSB plans to hold a one-day hearing on air race and airshow safety at its headquarters in Washington, D.C.

In a letter to DOT general counsel Robert Rivkin, NATA president and CEO James Coyne asked for federal intervention in a lawsuit

The FAA lifted all restrictions on the Block Aircraft Registration Request (Barr) program on Friday

The latest forward-looking demand index from online charter portal Avinode stood at 206.86 for December 1–up almost 90 points

AINalerts reported last week that fire-containment bags, like those sold by Aircare Access and Ship It AOG

FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt has resigned from the FAA in the wake of his arrest Saturday night on a charge of driving while intoxicated (DWI).

Amid several recent cases of airports establishing FBOs to compete directly with existing service providers

Bell Helicopter is launching a $1 billion facilities and product modernization program.

Safe Flight Instrument is celebrating its 65th anniversary with several new programs,

Danish satellite communication service specialist Satcom 1 has launched Flight Billing to simplify and expedite billing for onboard satcom usage.

GE Aviation has been awarded two contracts from Gulfstream Aerospace to provide integrated vehicle health management (IVHM) technology for the Gulfstream G

The FAA has issued TSO authorization for FreeFlight’s Rangr FDL-978TX ADS-B universal access transmitter,

Garmin stopped manufacture of the GNS 530W and GPS 500W navigators on November 30,

U.S. Reps. Brad Sherman, Howard Berman and Adam Schiff are accelerating their efforts to secure passage

Solution F, a company based near Aix-en-Provence, France, claims to have made the first flight of a manned

The families of the flight instructor and student pilot who were killed when their Cessna was overtaken and struck by a

The Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC) has begun ab initio helicopter technician training.

Russian Helicopters has received an order from Ordos City, China

Boeing and Airbus await outcome of American restructuring.

India could allow foreign investment in domestic airlines

Shortly after Piper Aircraft posted billboards in Wichita advertising for engineers, the company suspended further development of the single-engine PiperJe

The single-engine Privateer amphibian was to have flown earlier this year, but is currently still under construction, although now in the final assembly ph

The rules for aircraft registered in the European Union require that technicians perform database updates on aircraft that weigh more than 6,020 pounds.

Unless a knotty labor problem that has gridlocked FAA reauthorization negotiations is resolved, another shutdown of the FAA is possible, the chairman of th

Hawaii’s highly changeable, localized weather could be a factor in the fatal crash of another air-tour helicopter.

One of the largest and longest-lasting wildfires in the Midwest significantly taxed available helicopter assets, destroyed nearly

LightSquared is coming under pressure from several separate directions.

Safety Standdown Speakers Put Premium on Professionalism

Business aviation in-flight connectivity specialist Aircell of Bloomfield, Colo., has announced that charter operator Travel Management Company (TMC) is in

The FAA also declined comment on the expected DCIS contract value, but said the program is on track for a contract award next year. According to the DOT IG