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Final Flight: After serving in the U.S. Navy's aviation program during World War II, Bill Mack had a 31-year career in business aviation

Calls for enhanced ramp security and mental health screening raise troubling issues

Most of the increase comes from domestic traffic

Profits and margins are up for airline leasing company

New environmental report casts a pall on optimism for political acceptance

Team Leap took home one of 10 Phase 1 prizes, $20,000, provided by main sponsor Boeing

Infusion of half a billion dollars will cover existing portfolio of Embraer, Bombardier and ATR regional airliners.

A new web portal tracks inventory and directs camera-glasses-equipped warehouse workers to find tools quickly

Funding granted to develop a vertical spaceport in Scotland.

A four-year deal increases production of titanium bulkheads for the Lightning II.

30-kg RUAV can carry a 3-kg payload

Long-time component supplier has a long list of distinguished customers.

From experimental core research to all-electric flight, the engine-maker is all in for the future.

Private charter arm of Qatar Airways reveals its first Gulfstream G500 at Farnborough.

Top announcement involves ETOPS approval for its PW1500G geared turbofan.

2017 saw an 81 percent gain in income for the Ukraine-based cargo specialist

UK-based company touts its ability to keep customers updated on drone developments.

With a $1 million commitment, the U.S.-based company hopes to address the worldwide pilot shortage

Now able to connect New York and Manila non-stop, year 'round, the airline stakes its claim among elite Asian carriers.

Destined for public service, the rotorcraft range from light singles to heavy twins.

Derby, UK-based company will support Make it in India initiative

Under-wing cargo pods can be delivered ballistically, or via parachute.

Company Chairman Kenn Ricci thanked pilots with $1,000 bonus checks for siding with management

The leader of the family business for decades, he was also known for his political activities

A 70-plus year aviation writing career comes to an end.

A scheme to replace revenues lost to high-income taxpayers could put businesses in jeopardy.

Salary increases and better scheduling are lures for the best and the brightest at customer service

New owner sees the twin turboprop pusher as the perfect European short-haul solution

The PW-powered model replaces the canceled 5X.

Higher quality animation and software should lead to better training and safety tools