Content Archive: April 2019

United has been able to cancel far fewer flights because of the 737 MAX grounding than have rivals American and Southwest.

Nine aviation groups have expressed their “strong opposition” to a proposed FAA study aimed at assessing drug use among pilots.

Apex Air gets access to China's largest online travel agent after signing an agreement with Ctrip.

The acquisition of the Porto Allegre facility in Brazil by Flightparts has allowed it to create a duplicate facility in China.

Flight-planning provider Skyplan hopes to garner 30 percent market share.

Nearly three years after achieving IOC, the USAF's F-35As have been dispatched to the Middle East for the first operational deployment

Access to airports and airspace remain significant hurdles for the industry.

Extension of the biodiesel fuel tax incentive will sustain and grow nascent sustainable alternative jet fuel production, aviation groups say.

Two pilots and a passenger were killed when their Rockwell Sabreliner 265 crashed about 20 minutes after taking off from Oxford-University Airport.

Bill Weaver spent more than four decades in the aviation industry.