Air Seoul will be Asiana Airline’s second low-cost subsidiary, but the first to focus on international routes from the key market of Seoul.

Peru’s airlines want to continue expanding in spite of infrastructure constraints and slower economic growth.

Accurately predicting the maximum-lift performance of transport aircraft is still a challenge, so Airbus and DLR are working to improve computational tools and wind-tunnel testing.

One passenger, no pilot; Intel inside UAVs; Tailsitting Tern; HorseFly delivers; Soaring for two.

Virtual reality. Crowd-sourcing weather data. Co-pilots on the ground. Changes are coming to flight operations, maintenance and training. Executive Editor Jim Asker and Avionics and Safety Editor John Croft discuss the next-generation hardware and new techniques that will boost safety and save money.

Finmeccanica restructures its business to focus on aerospace, defense and space, and even a name change maybe in the offing.

Andre Turcat, who died this week at 94, was the test pilot on Concorde’s first flight, the highlight of his aviation career, then chose to retire at 54, going on to excel in other fields.

New Spirit CEO Robert Fornaro already sold one airline. Will he do it again?