UK engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is planning to cut another 200 management positions as part of a previously announced restructuring.

As TSA approaches its 15th birthday in November, the agency continues to search for an identity.

Flight Training Alliance’s (FTA) first full-flight simulator for Bombardier’s CSeries aircraft has been unveiled in Frankfurt, Germany.

Political compromises made to achieve consensus on a global carbon-offsetting scheme for international aviation will leave a “gaping hole” in the Paris Agreement to limit the impact of greenhouse-gas emissions on climate change, a coalition of environmental groups say.

Airline lobby group Airlines for Europe (A4E) and IATA are again calling on European authorities to take action against what they call unjustified air traffic control (ATC) strikes and to ensure service continuity for air traffic management services.

Turkmenistan Airlines has settled its debt to Russia’s air traffic management, Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsia, said in a statement.

The first batch of low-carbon jet fuel derived from waste industrial gases from steel mills has been produced for use by UK long-haul carrier Virgin Atlantic, with flight trials scheduled to start in 2017.

The US Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) “risk-based” security strategy is narrowly applied to screening passengers in airports rather than across all aspects of transportation security and is not factored into the agency’s annual budgeting process, government investigators have concluded.