Content Archive: January 2016

Norwegian airport authority Avinor partnered with Air BP and SkyNRG to supply biofuel from Oslo's main fuel farm.

U.S. FAA certification on Boeing 757 paves the way for approvals on other aircraft.

Direct effects of lightning testing is required for many aircraft components and parts, as well as in applications such as unmanned aerial systems.

A bright spot was the H175 super-medium twin helicopter, which received 36 orders last year.

Delivery of the costly P2E and P3E enhancement packages are vital to the RAF plan for retiring the Tornado strike jet

The new tanker offloaded fuel to an F-16C flying over Washington state, completing a key milestone toward KC-46A low-rate initial production.

Twenty-six pilots participated in the first phase of observational study, which seeks to improve pilot performance in the cockpit.

The simulators, housed at comapny's Wichita East learning center, are equipped with Garmin G1000 and Garmin G600 avionics.

Airlines for Europe seeks to influence European Union regulatory policy affecting airports and air navigation service providers.

Does flying an airplane have a positive effect on Alzheimer's sufferers?