The Internet of Things is at the tipping point for aviation to deliver unprecedented transformation—quickly.

More than 500 Bombardier CRJs must have engine pylon fasteners checked in the U.S. alone.

As the Aeronautical Repair Station Association points out, the FAA misunderstands the relationship among the design, production, maintenance and operating rules in Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

After years of effort, Single European Sky makes progress, though there is still a long way to go.

Rising fuel costs are a concern, but other threats to the 50-seater’s existence have emerged.

E190 pilots are sometimes getting confused as to whether their aircraft will automatically land, leading to some hard landing lessons

Indulgent as it is to cover South African Airways (SAA) thrice in one week, the airline’s hapless antics are just too funny not to warrant further mention.

From Boeing’s difficulties on the tanker program to its shift toward fighter sustainment and upgrades, Aviation Week editors analyze their recent conversation with Leanne Caret, CEO of Boeing Defense, Space and Security.