The A320 involved in today's accident in France was D-AIPX, an A320-211 with serial no. 147.

European ANSPs highlight progress on SES through common controller definition being developed jointly across four countries.

FAA’s deep dive into historical airline figures reveals how radically the industry has restructured over the past 20 years.

Driving down the costs of electronically steered phased arrays opens up new commercial and military opportunities.

The Airbus story is inextricably linked with John Leahy’s career.

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Bucking industry trends, Didier Evrard, Airbus’s executive vice president of programs, was awarded Aviation Week’s 2015 Civil Aviation Laureate for bringing the A350 widebody to market on time.

Snowstorm shuts down Washington but fails to halt Aviation Week’s 58th annual Laureate awards ceremony, which salutes aerospace sector’s high achievers.