The US Aerospace Industries Association projected that US civil aircraft sales reached $67 billion last year, which would be an increase of about 8% over 2012. This number reflects the current strength of the world’s commercial aircraft market.

In a show of rare bipartisan solidarity, the US House of Representatives’ transport committee has unanimously passed a bill that would make it illegal for passengers to use their phones for voice calls during US airline flights.

CFM International and Pratt & Whitney argue over who has the cooler A320neo engine.

Technological risks involved in developing the 787 and bouts of labor unrest have been left behind, Boeing CEO says.

From Alan Boyd to Pan Am's Berlin service

In sharp contrast to the rest of the US airline industry, Southwest has stayed profitable for 41 consecutive years.

Through the vision of Richard Anderson’s leadership team, Delta Air Lines is a values-based company that is strategically and creatively reengineering the airline business model.

Should regulating the manners of airline passengers be part of the US Department of Transportation’s (DOT) area of responsibility?