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Fire agencies in Italy and the U.S. are placing orders for additional Leonardo intermediate twin helicopters.

There is no formal list of approved medications, as both the medication itself and the ailment are factors in whether it is approved.

With solid backing from Gold Seal partners, Aereon Aerospace is throttling up its AS2 program

The exemption request is a "permanent means of full compliance with the regulation," Textron Aviation said.

The 100,000-sq-ft building is expected to be completed by mid-2019.

The Icelandic low-fare carrier starts a restructuring exercise amid talks of a rescue plan with Indigo Partners.

The global flight training provider has signed contracts with several business aircraft operators.

The agreement will give Aviaâ‘s business aircraft operator membership ground handling discounts at select locations in Jetex' global FBO network.

Dallas set a final rate of $5.15 per 1,000 pounds but is eliminating the fuel flowage fee for those paying the landing fee.

Under Directional Aviation's wing, SimCom plans three subdivisions: owner-flown pilot training, bizjet fleet pilot training, and a new pilot academy.

A Robinson R44 modified by Tier 1 Engineering has set a new world record for electric-powered helicopter flight.

Yingling Aviation's expansion at Wichita Eisenhower National Airport includes the addition of its first paint booth.

William R. Cutter, son of William P. Cutter, who founded the company, the oldest family-owned FBO chain, in 1928, passed away this week at the age of 86.

Having prduced several m-scan radars in its Grifo range for light fighters and attack aircraft, Leonardo is now developing an e-scan derivative

Lift plans to rent out eVTOLs under the Part 103 powered ultralight rules beginning next year.

Brazil’s fourth largest airline opts to fight lessors’ attempts to repossess aircraft.

The airline industry has registered 517 accident fatalities so far in 2018.

The initial Japanese-build geared turbofan has passed Pratt & Whitney’s production acceptance test.

The Indian Navy has plans to field at least two indigenous aircraft carriers, and would like to populate their decks with home-grown fighters

The space can accommodate the latest generation of ultra-long-range aircraft.

MJet of Austria will now be able to combine its operational and maintenance data with the OEM's fleet data, to help analyze and improve efficiency.

The FAA is replacing dozens of existing air traffic procedures with more efficient satellite-based routes.

The first F-35s for Australia have landed on their future home soil to begin the replacement of the "legacy" Hornet fleet

The Illinois company, will offer its Prizm accent lighting system and Smart Vision Shades, staring in early 2019

The association again trims its 2018 airline profit forecast on higher than anticipated costs.

Dickson has surfaced as a primary candidate, but Elwell continues to steer agency.

Vietnam's latest low-fare entrant would fly at least five Airbus A320s.

RAF Typhoons are now operational in the air defense mission with the Meteor missile. The first "live" launch intercepted Russian Tu-160 strategic bombers

Many questions remain about the scope and viability of the emerging vertical takeoff and landing aircraft market.

Small aircraft like Cirrus's Vision Jet could prove useful in the Gulf region.