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The procedures, in use for years, were reviewed by the FAA last year to ensure they met the agency's latest regulations and guidance.

Company believes refreshed cabin will help drive sales in still-relevant large RJ market

The council also continues to work with EASA on recognition of IS-BAO as an alternate means of compliance for EASA Part NCC.

Late industry push could see competency-based approach introduced.

Among the findings: biofuels emit less soot, which led to a 50- to 70-percent reduction in particle emissions.

Proposed rule would establish requirements for "technical, operational, and procedural" remote tower operations.

Rules introduce operational approvals for Type B EFB applications for all operators, and integrate ICAO standards and recommended practices.

Provides customers with outage notifications, coverage alerts, on-site support from Satcom Direct and guaranteed response times.

27 percent of aircraft mechanics are age 64 or older, but AMT graduates entering aviation represent only about 2 percent of the total workforce annually.

New U.S. and international markets, upgraded services part of near-term strategy

The Autonomous Aerial Cargo Utility System (AACUS) employs a UH-1H testbed fitted with special sensors and software

Part of a broader effort from association HeliOffshore, which works with OEMs, operators, and oil and gas companies to improve offshore rotorcraft safety.

Deal could see airline order up to 20 supersonic airliners

The move comes as the FAA attempts to cut down on the number of nuisance reports and general concerns tied to sUAS flying.

Southern Africa will lead the growth, seeing its fleet expand by a net total of about 40 aircraft, to 184, in the next eight years.

Region's carriers adding 8 percent more seats per year through 2022.

Customers include both airlines and VVIP customers

Presented annually by the LTB Air Safety Foundation, the LTB award honors pioneers in advancing flight safety.

Moderate success seen for Comac C919, Irkut MC-21

EASA scrutinizing issue as part of broader risk-reduction focus.

The company seeks to leverage experience from own fleet.

Battery-powered unit weighs less than 90 pounds.

Unit is flying on the Bombardier Global 7000 and undergoing parallel testing

Programs are designed to benefit both in-service fleet and new operators.

Enhancements, priced at under $480,000, boost payload, range.

SVS-Primus upgrade pairing has FAA, EASA and ANAC approvals.

Multiple functions make adding data capabilities easier.

No additional hardware is necessary.

First business jet platform for newly advanced sensors.

UTAS develops lightweight, powerless water purifier