Bombardier is struggling to get engines on time from one of its three engine suppliers - the company has not said which.

Some sales campaigns slowed in March as tariffs took hold, but Bombardier's CEO says activity is "back to normal".

Unlike conventional fighter squadrons, whose pilots need to fly regularly to maintain proficiency, the US Air Force says its ...

Former Etihad Airways chief James Hogan's advisory firm Knighthood Global is to become a shareholder in UK start-up carrier ...

The US Air Force has started ground testing the first of its new generation of uncrewed fighter jets. Two such aircraft a ...

Bombardier chief executive Eric Martel says his company might also accept Boeing acquiring the site and becoming a Bombardier ...

Airbus is examining various options to address the fluid US-driven tariff situation, both within its own supply chain and ...

Rolls-Royce expects it will shortly receive US regulatory approval for a new high-pressure turbine (HPT) blade that will ...

Aviation Festival Americas returns to Miami on May 14-15, 2025, for its biggest and most innovative year yet! This year, AFA ...

Covid' policy, its three largest carriers are still struggling to achieve the same levels profitability seen by their peers ...

Chinese airframer Comac's C919 single-aisle twinjet will probably not receive European certification for at least three years ...

A Norwegian start-up is hoping its small electric-powered ducted-fan engine for unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) can spearhead a move up the weight class into commercial aviation applications.