From design tools to flexible electronics, advances that proliferate sensing and communications throughout aircraft, engines and the factories where they are made will result in profound design and engineering changes.

Last week, an American Airlines aircraft caught fire during takeoff at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. Amateur footage of the scene shows thick black smoke billowing from the burning wreckage. It also shows passengers running away, some with their carry-on bags in hand.

Dwindling number of parked aircraft underscores Airbus narrowbody model’s appeal.

Regulators, Rolls-Royce are unclear on the exact cause of an internal rubbing problem, so the EASA is mandating checks on the issue.

Rolls-Royce updated production instructions to correct an issue with Trent XWBs at the source.

The world has a sudden twin-aisle overcapacity problem: Orders have fallen precipitously, and the number of parked twin-aisles is rising.

For most of the world, the machinery of global aviation is a mystery, but organizations like the International Civil Aviation Organization keep it all working.

After the U.S. presidential election, almost everyone will want to repatriate overseas money for use in rebuilding America’s infrastructure, including aviation.