New and established helicopter makers are planning to roll out several new models in 2015, including the long-awaited Airbus Helicopters X4.

AgustaWestland’s long-delayed AW609 tiltrotor is finally making progress toward first flight.

As current heavy models become aged, helicopter manufacturers turn to larger types for new product lines.

Rockwell Collins and SITA are helping the airline industry piece together which data pipes will most economically meet global tracking push.

As deal to sell Aer Lingus to IAG makes progress, the Irish government is seeking more concessions about employment and connectivity.

Many U.S. airlines say they want to begin scheduled service to Cuba soon, but will the market be as strong as airlines hope?

GE makes strides in anti-engine core icing strategies, as knowledge of phenomenon begins to grow.

Former Editor-in-Chief Dave North wrote pilot reports on more than 120 aircraft during his career at Aviation Week. His visits to Embraer began in 1978, long before the Brazilian company’s privatization and emergence as a powerhouse in regional jets. Here, he recalls his Embraer experiences, culminating in a test flight of the E170.