Turnaround times, environmental impact and passenger comfort are among the key issues facing hypersonic travel planners.

With the rapid growth of commercial aviation, the label “aerospace and defense” has become largely irrelevant, if not entirely misleading.

Agency says avionics shops are incorrectly interpreting FAA and product manufacturer guidance material.

Controllers will use a mix of modern and traditional tools to scour the virtual skyline at remote-towered airports.

Federal officials are investigating American, United, Delta and Southwest airlines to determine if they are coordinating efforts to keep capacity down so that ticket prices remain high. If they are found in violation of antitrust laws, they could face huge fines.

The latest Greek financial crisis may seriously affect Aegean Airlines, which has grown in the past few years despite continuous national fiscal problems.

Aerospace management leaders who explain more in earnings calls may be better able to win the battle for talent and capital, too.

Japan’s big two airlines are following different courses on international growth, but both are adding to what are already the world’s largest Boeing 787 fleets.