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Last fall the Business Cycle Dating Committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research declared that the recession officially ended in June 2009, at the

An article in The Atlantic magazine alleging that general aviation security is lax to nonexistent prompted an outcry from GA organizations last mont

• Require manufacturers to modify restraint systems vulnerable to being used incorrectly in newly built GA airplanes and to modify restraints in existing a

Swiss aircraft services company Jet Aviation claims to have won the first contract for cabin completion of Boeing’s new 747-8.

Jet Aviation Basel, a designated Dassault Falcon completion center, has launched Jet Falcon, a cabin refurbishment program designed specifically for the Fa

InspecTech Aero Service has enhanced its iShade dimmable windows.

Airbus Corporate Jet Center recently delivered what it says is the first executive A320 Prestige equipped with the company’s new GSM on-board system, allow

Canadian aircraft services center Flying Colours has been talking to potential partners outside North America to support operators of a growing number of C

Revised rules for flight, duty and rest times for Part 121 flight crews are still several months away, according to the FAA.

Geneva-based air/ground communication specialist OnAir, which had originally restricted its in-flight personal cellphone user system to the airline industr

Lufthansa Technik is busy and expects to become busier.

Comlux plans to offer access to remote medical care for passengers on all its charter and managed aircraft.

The new espresso maker from English galley products manufacturer Aerolux takes the work out of making the perfect cup of in-flight espresso. The espresso m

Although there is a nominal deadline of Jan.

Cessna Aircraft and Bell Helicopter emerged from 2010 with healthy fourth-quarter revenues and aircraft delivery increases, according to the fourth-quarter

Iacobucci subsidiary MGS (Modular Galley Systems) has introduced an executive version of the new microwave oven it originally designed for the Airbus A350.

Airbus in-house cabin completion provider Airbus Corporate Jet Center (ACJC) has just delivered its sixth aircraft, an A320 Prestige for an unidentified Mi

Goodrich, having acquired aviat

Both NBAA and the National Air Transportation Association have called on the FAA to initiate a full rewrite of the Part 135 flight, duty and rest rules ins

The FAA today finalized a rule that requires Part 135 operators to train pilots and fl

Boeing won’t consider submitting the 787 Dreamliner for certification in the third quarter without Etops capability, notwithstanding differences in qualifi

An IranAir Boeing 727 crashed last night in the suburbs of the city of Orumiyeh in northwestern Iran, killing at least 77 people and injuring 27, according

XOJet late last month announced 50-percent year-over-year growth and that it expects more of th

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At the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change last month the international aviation industry was recognized for its efforts to address cli

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The single-aisle and widebody bizliner completion business is gaining traction on a global scale, and with new-aircraft sales by Airbus and Boeing on the r

At the same time Gulfstream Aerospace is preparing an assembly plant for its new G650, the Savannah-based OEM is also readying an adjacent building for c

Duncan Aviation recently integrated an iPad application for wireless control of the cabin management system in a Falcon 900.