After more than a decade of congressional prodding, the FAA is issuing new rules mandating drug and alcohol testing for shops it oversees on non-U.S. soil.

The logistics specialist is advancing efforts to improve regulation on the transportation of aircraft engines.

Human brainpower is becoming the era’s chief bottleneck.

AAR will pay more than $55 million to resolve investigations by the U.S. Justice Department and SEC into violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

The FAA has fast-tracked a final rule mandating drug and alcohol testing in non-U.S. repair stations approved to work on U.S. aircraft.

AAR Corp. has rolled out sustainability initiatives related to waste reduction, energy efficiency, paperless operations and improved reporting.

ARSA asserts that more focus on technician knowledge and skill sets is needed in the aircraft painting segment.

U.S.-based repair stations are set to transition to needing UK regulatory approvals starting Jan. 1.