ICAO, IATA, ACI, and CANSO jointly express their strong condemnation of the use of weapons against civil aviation; ICAO task force will address security aspects of this challenge.
Boeing is working with ViaSat to provide an integrated satellite service to the U.S. Government customer. The customer retains the rights to use the service on Inmarsat 5 through Sept. 30, 2015.
Concorde Battery Corp. announces TSO approval of the RG-380E/46 battery series. The RG-380E/46 series batteries have more power at the same weight and in the same dimensions as the popular RG® Series RG-380E/44 batteries. This direct replacement...
The country's largest low-cost carrier will take delivery of five Airbus 320 jets instead of eight planned earlier and trim its passenger target to 12.6 million from 13.3 million.
The Grand Forks Regional Airport Authority plans to submit an application to the Federal Aviation Administration to use a $4.50 passenger facility charge to fund the projects.
A Tempe man is in custody for allegedly pointing a loaded AR-15 rifle toward a woman and her teenage daughter inside Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. He only came to the airport to buy a cup of coffee.
Oceana Irizzary, a 9-year-old girl, has died from injuries suffered when she was hit by a plane that crash-landed on the beach where she was walking with her father.
Los Angeles World Airports is formally seeking proposals for development of the Proud Bird site on Aviation Boulevard which could include plans to move the Flight Path center to the Proud Bird parcel.
It is offering rewards totalling up to $15,000 for the best ideas for a queuing system. The deadline is Aug. 15, with submissions being accepted online.
On Sept. 8, the airline will begin offering scheduled nonstop flights between Washington Dulles International Airport and Melbourne International Airport in Florida, with plans to add additional routes later in the fall
The Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport has received a $1 million federal grant for environmental work associated with its runway expansion project
Airlines will need to hire and train enough qualified pilots and mechanics. Governments will have to develop and enforce safety regulations. New runways with proper navigation aids will have to be constructed.
Passengers are screened for Ebola symptoms as a major regional airline announced Tuesday it was suspending flights to the cities hardest hit by an outbreak that has killed more than 670 people.
