Sequestration cuts keep Hawaiian Airlines' turboprop plans in limbo

Upcoming fights in Congress will look a lot like old ones.

Demand for larger twins drives increased production capacity

Norwegian Air Shuttle is slowly lifting the veil on its global expansion plans, and the next steps are bold. Just months after beginning long-haul operations from its bases in Scandinavia to Bangkok and the U.S., the Oslo-based low-cost carrier (LCC) confirmed it will launch transatlantic services from London Gatwick Airport next summer. Norwegian was the first of the current generation of European LCCs to enter the long-haul market, and now will be the first to do so from a base outside its home market.

Dassault 's 5X, the biggest and most advanced Falcon , takes aim at the G450 and Global 5000

Look to default use of cockpit automation in over-water helo ops

Harris Corp. says it has a critical mass of airlines needed to prove datacomm benefit.

Gulfstream matched last year’s green aircraft delivery output in the third quarter, but a more than doubling of completed aircraft shipments helped propel General Dynamics Aerospace Group’s profit to a 41.4% increase. Gulfstream parent GD reported that Gulfstream delivered 34 aircraft in the third quarter, 28 of which were large cabin aircraft (the 650, 550 and 450) while the remaining six were mid-cabins (the 150 and 280). Not only did the total mirror last year’s third quarter, but so did the mix of deliveries.