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The company is using computational fluid dynamics to assess airflow characteristics, resulting in a lighter and more efficient design.

Competitors were judged on communications, teamwork, troubleshooting, creativity, and time management, among other skills.

The proliferation of checklists is yielding detail saturation and skill deterioration due to dependency, say some users.

Payouts of large claims have shrunk the industry, meaning higher costs for buyers.

The supply of good aircraft has shrunk dramatically.

The Belle is an American icon.

The annual gathering provided a rundown of all the must-know information.

Today's training gives pilots and crew a real-world feel.

Project at Scottsdale Airport to include large bizjet hangar space.

Proper coverage and awareness of regulations are key

The decision could require aviation suppliers to defend claims against conflicting tort laws of individual states.

Is the insurance industry “declining in relevance” or the operator’s best friend?

Life-raft survival, lithium battery fires and foodborne pathogens were among the topics aired.

Excess Capital, LOC-I and Cyber Security Main Issues at Insurance Conference

Pratt & Whitney Canada celebrates new engine certifications and FAST engine diagnostics on AW139.

Recent expansion extends the company’s maintenance and parts inventory capabilities.

The project involves runway resurfacing, taxiway rehabilitation and upgrade of other existing structures.

Premiums haven’t reached bottom yet, according to some insurers.