Bombardier's growth from the early 1990s to the start of the eighties, the time by which Global Express had hit the skies, is ...

There is still a thriving market in iPad-based flight simulators. Lots of these have flashy videos in the App Store, but most ...

For “Onward and Upward”, Isar Aerospace will try to make orbit. This flight, taking a trajectory to a Sun-synchronous orbit, ...

You don't have to be a sneakerhead to realize Michael Jordan is a global star. The sneakers have something to do with it for sure, so it only makes sense for there to be a design made to celebrate His ...

The global aviation map is being redrawn in real time, and most travelers haven't even noticed yet. As new ultra-long-haul routes are popping up, traditional hubs have begun to lose dominance, and ...

Bottled at 120.8 proof, the latest Infinite release — like its predecessor — combines 7-, 10-, and 22-year-old bourbons, all distilled by Booker, Fred, and Freddie Noe. David Thomas Tao is an ...

Frasca International, Inc., a FlightSafety International company, today announced it has signed a contract with Global Medical Response (GMR) to supply four new Level 7 Flight Training Devices (FTDs).

Canada’s aviation regulator has certificated Bombardier’s Global 8000 business jet, a milestone coming some three years after the Montreal manufacturer launched development of what is the ...

American Airlines has revealed a new Boeing 737 livery marking 100 years of operations as part of its year-long centennial celebration. The new-look 737 is emblazoned with silver rings, and the number ...

Longtime Delta Air Lines president and airline industry veteran Glen Hauenstein will retire at the end of February. Hauenstein will stay on with Delta in an advisory role through the end of 2026, ...

IATA expects the global airline industry to achieve its highest-ever profits in 2026, with European carriers having overtaken North American operators as the biggest contributors to the total.

Bombardier is to supply six Global 6500 business jets to the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) under a C$753 million ($546 million) contract. Destined to replace the service’s fleet of legacy CC-144 ...