Frontier Airlines is transforming itself into an ultra-low-cost carrier, taking on the likes of Spirit Airlines

As airport congestion worsens worldwide, the pressure is on to find ways of alleviating slot shortages

The announcement by Airbus Group that it was putting €2 billion in defense and space businesses up for sale is an important milestone not only for Airbus but also for European A&D.

Safety concerns are now front and center for offshore helicopter operators, and initiatives are well underway to unify regulations

When a Qantas A380 landed at Dallas/Fort Worth for the first time, it marked the latest escalation in the hotly contested market between North America and Australasia.

Foreign investors are sought by Vietnam Airlines as it makes plans to bolster its fleet

The FAA is rushing to overhaul backup plans and technology used at 20 en route air traffic control facilities in the continental U.S. after weaknesses were exposed by one troubled employee’s sabotage of the Chicago air route traffic control center. The damage caused the complete loss of command-and-control functions for en route aircraft over a five-state area in the Midwest.

A watchdog agency has detected several glitches in ADS-B, which the FAA is now addressing