Aviation News

Manufacturer will install new, redesigned engine thrust links on the aircraft.

Dave Shapiro, a music executive and aviation instructor, was one of six people killed aboard the Cessna Citation 550.

Pratt & Whitney says it has resumed talks with striking machinists as the work stoppage nears its fourth week.

Manufacturer would pay $1.1 billion and meet with victims’ families to avoid charges.

HU-25 Guardian will soon be transported to Oregon by helicopter.

Runway 13L/31R will be decommissioned at city’s second-busiest airport.

Investigation finds the ADS-B readout shows the Cessna Citation may have been too low on the published approach.

Part 141 school to help Metropolitan State of Denver offer bachelor’s degree in aviation and aerospace science.

Department of Government Efficiency is evaluating operations at the federal investigative agency.

Former student is seeking around $500,000 in damages.