30 years in, Pratt & Whitney's PW100s still move well

Parts scarcity and evolving ATM requirements push airlines to modernize cockpits

Washington Considering that some form of new mandate was unavoidable, the vast majority of those affected by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) long-awaited repair station security rule couldn't be more pleased.

Nav Canada looks for new ways to streamline transatlantic traffic flows.

Plan highlights composites, gears and architecture changes

The price of carbon dioxide allowances (EUAs) under the EU Emissions Trading System rallied to a 14-month high in February as the European Commission's short-term market intervention proposal gained final agreement and became law.

The pilots of UPS Flight 1354 set up for a non-precision “profile” instrument approach that is rarely used in practice as their Airbus A300-600 freighter approached Birmingham, Ala., in the pre-dawn hours of Aug. 13, 2013. For reasons that are still not clear, the captain later switched to a more rudimentary “vertical speed” non-precision approach, used even more infrequently in operations, before the aircraft struck trees and then a hill less than 1 mi. short of the airport's Runway 18.

MHI sets volume production plan for MRJ