Canadian investigators remain stumped as to the source of the liquid that caused a crucial avionics electronics box in the belly of an Air Canada Embraer 190-100 to short-circuit and catch fire during a May 2016 flight.
Delta Air Lines canceled about 900 flights Sept. 11 as crosswinds from Tropical Storm Irma were expected to affect Delta’s hub at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Garuda Indonesia’s maintenance, repair and overhaul subsidiary is launching an initial public offering, which will mainly raise funds for the unit’s ambitious expansion plans.
U.S. lawmakers are debating how long after Oct. 1 to extend the current FAA authorization, with some senators and House Democrats seeking six months while a leading House Republican is believed to be pushing for less.
In letters to the U.S. Commerce Department and International Trade Commission (ITC), Spirit and Sun Country airlines—neither of them Bombardier customers—have urged rejection of Boeing’s claims of price-dumping of Bombardier C Series aircraft.
Top aviation industry officials paid tribute to Jane Garvey, and two former U.S. presidents sent letters of congratulations, as the former FAA administrator received the 2017 L. Welch Pogue Award for lifetime achievement in aviation.
Around 10 computed tomography (CT) airport checkpoint screening machines produced by Boston-based technology company Analogic are scheduled to be tested at major airports in Japan, the Netherlands and the U.S. in the coming months.
Indonesia’s air accident investigation board (KNKT) is calling on the country’s air traffic controllers and pilots of Wings Abadi Airlines, a short-haul subsidiary of Lion Air, to better protect against runway accidents.
Rockwell Collins would have to pay United Technologies Corp. a fee equal to $695 million if Rockwell tries to find a better buyer, according to a federal regulatory filing Sept. 6.
Spirit Airlines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines have revised their third-quarter guidance in light of a competitive pricing environment and the effects of Hurricane Harvey on Texas.
Many U.S. airlines, under fire from travelers trying to fly out of South Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma and seeing high prices, have capped one-way direct fares for travel out of the state.
CANSO, the organization that represents air navigation service providers, has responded to European airlines’ call for action over air traffic delays this summer, saying the overall trend is toward improvement.
The proposed takeover of Rockwell Collins by United Technologies Corp. (UTC) will be examined by the European Commission (EC) under the EU Merger Regulation, a strict process that famously prevented GE and Honeywell from combining in 2001.
All Nippon Airways has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo, which is also the initial aircraft of this type with the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engine option received by any customer.
