Confronted with a dramatic drop in traffic, European ANSPs see a chance to modernize and rethink air traffic management.

An independent report has concluded that neither Ukrainian nor Russian aviation regulators were aware of any potential threats to civil airspace in the lead up to the shootdown of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine in July 2014.

Air navigation service providers (ANSP) in Europe are in the middle of a brainstorming process that may reach deep into their organization.

Tightening restrictions are getting in the way of airlines’ expectations of a summer recovery.

The UK government has denied press reports that a “vaccine passport” that would allow travelers to fly abroad is under consideration. 

In 2020, the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) issued a rule clarifying how it interprets its statutory authority to prohibit airlines from…

737 MAX’s return does not mean work on the cornerstone narrowbody program is done, either.

Regulatory scrutiny that will add at least a year to Boeing’s 777X certification program goes beyond the flight-control system and stems primarily from concerns being voiced by EASA, multiple sources confirmed to Aviation Week.