Air Transport

As IATA meets in Qatar, some fundamental disagreements among members are not resolved

2014 is pivotal for Pratt & Whitney’s commercial engine revival

Turkish Airlines is becoming a real nuisance for Gulf carriers in their own backyard

"We are likely to see increasing numbers of remote operations, away from congested main airports,” says Mario Formica.

Many operators in the Middle East call themselves low-cost carriers, but few truly implement the model

Small Embraer jets face upgauging’s squeeze

Airbus, Germany repair relationship as Europe battles Boeing 777X subsidies

Southeast Asia is an airframer’s delight, but airport infrastructure is trailing sales

A battle over fatigue upstages UPS Flight 1354 crash

Copa takes top spot, but majors show big gains in latest rankings

Darpa project lays groundwork for future flight deck security

FAA offers limited commercial unmanned-aircraft opportunity as pressure on the agency rises

Operators, not regulators, set to lead flight-data-tracking effort

Airbus touts constellation for optical and radar imaging

Looming shift in supercomputing will challenge aerospace’s most powerful design tools

France inches closer to a decision on arming UAVs.

Overcapacity and high costs hit airlines in Northern Europe, but who’s to blame?

SIA’s dynasty grew from its high-end product and brand identity, but things are changing

Airbus and Rolls-Royce are close to a deal on the A330neo

Pent-up demand to fly small unmanned aircraft is challenging the FAA’s ability—and right—to regulate all aviation activity

U.S. regional airlines have to adapt to new market realities

Pratt builds on PW100 dynasty for next-gen turboprop engine as GE prepares to compete

As MHI assembles the first two MRJs, the program confirms plans to build 10 a month

A deeper dive into cockpit etiquette and the iPad

Shifts in airline strategies and FAA regulations prove vexing to smaller regional jets