Aviation News

Airbus forecasts the global aviation services market will more than double by 2045 as airlines expand fleets and demand for maintenance and digital services grows.

Twenty-nine governors are calling for expanded federal counter-drone training as state and local agencies prepare to use new authorities under the Safer Skies Act.

A proposed FAA airworthiness directive would restrict certain helicopter approaches, autopilot modes, takeoffs and landings in Canada if radio altimeters are not shown to tolerate 5G interference.

FAA investigates after a Delta regional flight was forced to go around at an intersecting runway.

Sauk County authorities say five adults and one child died in the Oct. 13 crash near Wisconsin Dells.

Contractor damage caused communications problems and prompted an FAA ground stop at Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Tillamook Air Museum will reopen Oct. 29 under new ownership, nearly 10 months after storm damage forced its closure.

Congressional letter raises concerns about safety testing, controller training and oversight of the SMART system.

Emergency airworthiness directive prohibits further flights of the French-built trainer as investigators work to determine the cause of a fatal accident.

Next phase will test advanced aircraft procedures in more congested airspace.