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Boeing and the U.S. Navy successfully flew two autonomously controlled EA-18G Growlers at Naval Air Station Patuxent River.

The RAAF is following the Air National Guard in testing the Litening pod as a means of improving situational awareness for the C-130 crew and ground units.

The Astronautics CyberSmart-Athena enables cyber service providers to run algorithms for in-flight functionality such as video-image recognition.

Gulf Coast Avionics has completed its first dual Garmin G600 TXi touchscreen avionics upgrade on a Beechcraft King Air B200.

Consolidation, earnings potential cited by equity analysts as reasons why a Textron acquisition of Bombardier's business jet unit makes sense.

The NFL's championship game held in Miami attracted scores of business aircraft to the area's airports.

Speaker at CJI London focus on addressing business aviation’s image problems—environmental, safety, and the "fat cat" perception.

Along with Boeing and Safran, Airbus has acknowledged that measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in China have disrupted work.

The U.S. Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) reported that the number of total helicopter accidents in 2019 increased slightly.

The Canadian airframer plans to build a nearly 250,000-sq-ft service center at London Biggin Hill airport.

NBAA’s PBI regional conference highlighted new ADS-B anonymity and the fiscal benefits of using FOQA data to lower insurance premiums.

The FAA is seeking public comment on a proposal to certify drone delivery UAS as “special class” of aircraft under FAR Part 21.17(b).

The first variant of the Trent engine entered service in February 1988.

Saab has already sold a fighter/AEW package to Thailand, and is applying the same concept to Finland’s HX requirement.

Honeywell’s forecast expects about 100 more helicopter deliveries over five years compared with its 2019 forecast.

UK-based engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has been producing Trent engines for airlines in the region for eight years.

Leonardo Buys Swiss Helicopter Manufacturer Kopter - AIN

China's Catic has pursued new military aircraft programs based on increasingly advanced technology.

Final assembly of the first five Eurofighter Typhoons for Kuwait is underway in Italy.

“Key decision makers” at Garuda allegedly received $3.3 million in illicit payments from various firms, including Airbus and Rolls-Royce.

Private investment firm Summit Park on Friday acquired a majority interest in Moline, Illinois-based business aviation FBO/MRO provider Elliott Aviation.

The New Zealand government has given its support to passenger-carrying flight trials with Wisk's Cora eVTOL aircraft.

Redland spent two decades in the aircraft interiors business.

India is maintaining funding for major procurement programs, but there is no major increase, and there are big changes in the supplier approval process.

The new private aviation terminal at Morocco's Marrakech Menara International Airport contains FBOs from Jetex and Swissport.

A new analysis by Mente Group expects preowned business aircraft prices to be driven by buyers in 2020.

Russian Helicopters’ VR-Technologies has selected Thales’s FlytX touchscreen avionics for its new VRT500 coaxial rotor, single-engine helicopter.

The Hillsboro, ADAC partnership is designed to provide some relief to a growing need for emergency service pilots in Germany.

The approval of catalytic hydrothermolysis by ASTM International, adds another certified sustainable jet fuel production process to the mix.

Business aviation could see growth, mainly in the large cabin segment, if it enhances customer experience while fending off environment critics.