European airlines mull response to new ADS-B mandate and deadlines

Tailoring MRO for aircraft In their ‘second acts’

To help smooth the way for follow-on 787 and 777X derivatives, Boeing is banking on using valuable and, in some cases, unexpected lessons learned during the test and development of the latest stretch model, the 787-9.

Industry reacts to FAA’s proposals for streamlining certification process

A “perfect storm” of forthcoming new airplanes, rapid advancements in cabin-related technologies, and increased passenger expectations for comfort and customization is driving a wave of investments in commercial aircraft cabins.

Iberia’s maintenance unit now an important part of IAG’s improved financial results

Among this year’s milestones: the airline began its first international flights, established a new reservations system and will wrap up its operational integration with AirTran Airways, which it acquired in 2011. And perhaps most symbolically important, from Oct. 14 Southwest will be able to fly anywhere it wants in the continental U.S. from its home base at Dallas Love Field.

Commercial airspace routinely takes a backseat to military airspace in China