Commercial aviation already has a safety record of which every other mode of public transport would be vastly proud.

By flipping the Z axis on its side or redefining it all together, the two new demonstrators Stratasys has announced are first-of-its-kind in 3D printing and potentially revolutionary for the aerospace industry.

Mark McDonald, Associated Air Center’s deputy chief inspector, talks about how the MRO obtain the first FAA Boeing 787 series limited airframe rating approval.

Japan Airlines (JAL) intends to use newly reconfigured widebody aircraft to improve its premium offering in the highly contested Japan–Hawaii market.

More flight cancellations will be required—possibly about 10 per day, at least through the end of September.

A prototype airship designed to meet heavy lift requirements has crashed on its second test flight in the UK, damaging its flight deck but leaving crew unscathed.

Lufthansa Technik has introduced a laser-based system for use when equipping VIP aircraft cabins in the framework of its research and innovation projects.

Unless an engine exhibits gross damage or erosion, you may want to hire a qualified inspector from an approved service provider to pull an engine.