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The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia's medevac-outfitted Pilatus PC-24 will allow it to transport patients longer distances.

Amsterdam conference is addressing the future of drones in Europe.

The OEM boasts a one-time execution of the 777X program and sees an uptick in full-freighter demand.

Avionics training is provided by Gary Reeves and PilotSafety.org, Avidyne's official training partner.

A recent spate of accidents has turned the aircraft insurance market from soft to hard in just a few months. Expect rate increases, said one broker.

Western LLC is adding another 100,000 sq ft of hangar space at San Antonio International Airport.

A proliferation of new airlines in Cambodia warrants local training needs.

Waypoint Leasing has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and put itself up for sale.

The STC for Garmin's G5000 Cessna 560XL mod will be contingent upon meeting special conditions to reduce cyber risks.

The FCC order allows Galileo's 30 global navigation system satellites to be used in the U.S. to augment the 31 satellites in the U.S. GPS network.

The move comes a year after Piaggio had outlined a five-year turnaround plan that had included a £255 million ($342 million) cash injection from Mubadala.

The fines come as the FAA has stepped up its efforts to identify illegal charters and either educate or enforce, depending on the circumstances.

African airlines lose an average of $1.25 per passenger carried.

The European FBO operator has won a tender from Spanish airport manager AENA to expand its network to Madrid and Barcelona.

The Slovenian flag carrier has signed an LOI calling for delivery of 15 SSJs.

Koury Aviation long known in the region for aircraft charter services, has now made the jump into FBO operations.

The UK's exclusive Pilatus service center and PC-12 sales dealer sees a growing number of the turboprop single at the airport.

The Nextant 604XT, the first business jet with touchscreen panel displays, has been approved by the FAA.

Consolidation of Indian airlines is inevitable as losses mount and capacity continues to increase.

Kopter Group announced the first flight of its third SH09 test helicopter this week.

The Royal Navy's first deck trials campaigns with the F-35B aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth have come to a successful comclusion

The diesel-powered single-engine Archer might have new life in large training academies.

Lenders look to finance the next cycle upturn.

The RAF is regaining a maritime patrol capability through the acquisition of P-8s, but senior officers are concerned that there are not enough for the task

A new study concludes that drones can transport organs faster and cheaper than manned aircraft.

Business and general aviation operators are complying with airline rules, says the IBAC director general.

Appointments are part of a wider management shake-up and renewal

Bombardier is adding a seventh European line service center and five more MRT trucks in North America.

The Iris program is a partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA), led by Inmarsat, to establish secure, high-bandwidth communications over Europe.

The new rule for Tier 2 airports was prompted by slot shortages at primary airports and airspace congestion.