Airbus will pay out €3.6bn to French, British and United States authorities to finally settle a long-running probe into allegations of bribery and corruption. The most, €2.1bn, will go to the French national prosecutor, while nearly €1bn...

Plane crashes in Afghanistan's Ghazni province: Officials

Military spokesman said the jet, believed to be E-11A aircraft, crashed in Ghazni, killing two people aboard.

A breakdown of problems with the MCAS anti-stall system in Boeing's 737 Max 8 planes, which is at the centre of the investigations into two deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.

The countries involved in investigating the crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 disagree on the cause. Iran denies shooting down the plane, while other countries, including Canada, cite evidence of an Iranian missile.

Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was a Boeing 737-800 aircraft that had just passed a safety inspection. CBC News’s Thomas Daigle breaks down what we know about the plane involved in the deadly crash in Iran.

Search for answers after Ukrainian airliner crashes just minutes after takeoff.

David McNair, a former TSB investigator, says the black boxes from the Flight PS752 crash in Iran should still reveal data from the fatal flight despite sustaining damage.

Intelligence officials believe a Ukrainian International Airlines flight shot down in Tehran may have been hit by a Russian-made TOR-M1 anti-aircraft missile. How does the system work and why was it parked so close to a civilian airport?

Canada’s last diplomat in Iran, Dennis Horak, talks to Adrienne Arsenault about the challenges Canada faces as it looks for answers into what brought down Flight 752 because there is no diplomatic relationship between the countries.

Boeing's CEO Dennis Muilenburg steps down to be replaced by Chairman David Calhoun in January.

One of the largest US airlines has chosen Airbus - not US-manufactured Boeing - for its latest aircraft.

Problems continue to mount for the world's largest aeroplane manufacturer with safety concerns raised about yet another type of Boeing aircraft.

Problems continue to mount for world's largest aeroplane manufacturer - with safety concerns about more of Boeing's planes.

US air raids targeting Al-Shabab are killing a growing number of civilians, rights groups say.

Russia follows U.S. by pulling out of Cold War surveillance pact

Almost all flights are stopped as the disease takes its toll worldwide.

The first official report has been released into the Ethiopian Airlines crash last month that killed all 157 people on board. Preliminary findings say the pilots did all they could to save the plane -- but they could not pull the Boeing...

The United States is threatening the European Union with billions of euros worth of trade sanctions on a wide range of products, in retaliation for EU subsidies to Airbus. A preliminary list of items has been drawn up by the Trump...

Since the recent crashes of two Boeing 737 Max, pilots say they were kept in the dark about the existence of a key software suspected of being connected to the tragedies. CBC News has obtained a copy of the 737 MAX flight crew manual -...

Boeing, world’s largest airplane manufacturer, reacts to the Ethiopian airline crash involving their new model, the 737 Max 8.

More than 20 airlines around the world have grounded their Boeing 737 Max 8’s after the Ethiopian air disaster. But the U.S. and Canada insist there is no need to ground these jets yet.

President Trump has nominated a former Delta executive to head the Federal Aviation Administration, as scrutiny continues to build on both the agency and the aviation industry over the two catastrophic crashes of Boeing 737 Max jets in...

Some safety features available on the 737 MAX 8 jet were sold as optional extras, and according to a New York Times report. Neither Ethiopian Airlines' crashed plane nor Lion Air's had them installed.