Many U.S. airlines say they want to begin scheduled service to Cuba soon, but will the market be as strong as airlines hope?

GE makes strides in anti-engine core icing strategies, as knowledge of phenomenon begins to grow.

Former Editor-in-Chief Dave North wrote pilot reports on more than 120 aircraft during his career at Aviation Week. His visits to Embraer began in 1978, long before the Brazilian company’s privatization and emergence as a powerhouse in regional jets. Here, he recalls his Embraer experiences, culminating in a test flight of the E170.

This webinar is focused on new technologies and new process methods for producing high temperature nickel alloy turbine blades and vanes. Using both real and simulated parts, Makino will demonstrate how their G series of 5 axis horizontal grinding and machining centers eliminate set up time, reduce WIP, eliminate process steps and improves throughput. Coolant systems, dressing technologies, 5 axis automation, programming methods and quality performance will all be illustrated during the webinar. See how this new technology can dramatically improve your existing production and grinding methods.

State Department finally lays down a new policy for exporting military and commercial UAS.

Seeking to extend its Pro Line Fusion avionics line into the helicopter market, Rockwell Collins is broadening the system’s capabilities for a wide range of missions

There’s a looming crisis in the aviation workforce. We’re all talking about it, which is good. The question is: how do we get the world to notice?

Conspiracy theories surrounding MH370 persist because many people do not grasp the difficulties of searching such a vast and desolate area, even given all the state-of-the-art equipment and personnel dedicated to this task.