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The core NextGen program is under budget and more than two years ahead of schedule, the FAA says.

While most TFRs affect airports, “This one is primarily an airspace problem because it shuts down many of the route options in and out of New York City."

PC-24 will also be the first FJ44 application to provide “quiet, efficient ground power,” eliminating the need for a traditional APU.

Flight activity continues to be “very strong” in the Part 135 segment, rising 10.1 percent during the first six versus the same period a year ago.

Changes to Flight Standards are designed to foster “efficiency and agility.”

Robert Sumwalt brings a business aviation background to his role as NTSB chairman, while like his predecessor, Pekoske is a former top Coast Guard officer.

The SmartSky 4G LTE air-to-ground network promises high-speed airborne connectivity, including video streaming for multiple users.

At the recent MAKS show, talks advanced on the supply of a lightweight helicopter, and general assistance to the Islamic Republic.

There are steps operators can take to help ensure the safety of their aircraft when it's out of their hands.

Simon Pryce departs BBA Aviation, Dassault hires Mark Ozenick and ACL Airshop names Steve Townes chairman.

New STC allows aircraft owners to retain analog radio altimeters and interface them with modern navigators.

Piper’s M600, Bell Helicopter’s 429 and the HondaJet all got the chance to circumnavigate the globe at some point this summer.

Dassault Aircraft Services is working toward enhancing customer relations, building on quality and boosting capacity.

The order, contained in an August 2 memorandum, suspends the use of products supplied by the leading manufacturer of small drones.

Former drone manufacturer 3DR announced that its Site Scan aerial data software will now work with DJI's drones.

Deer Jet, China's largest and oldest business aviation services provider, was granted registration for its bases in Sanya and Haikou.

India's Regional Connectivity Scheme aims to improve infrastructure, open underserved areas to airline connectivity.

Action stems from NTSB safety recommendation outlined in its final report of the GIV that crashed on takeoff from Massachusett’s Bedford-Hanscom Field.

Operators should expect delays in processing times or find lack of slot availability as the event nears.

The Fund an Angel Cocktail Reception, formerly the NBAA/CAN Soiree, will feature live and silent auctions, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and networking.

A study released earlier this year found that Medicare covered just 59 percent of the typical cost of air medical transport.

An air ambulance operator is now the lone aviation services provider at Canandaigua Airport

Avionics sales inched up 2.7 overall in the first half, with retrofits offsetting a 17.3 percent decline in forward-fit applications.

The request, seeking whether DOT officials violated lobbying restrictions, ratchets up an already contentious battle over the ATC proposal.

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The appearance of new Chinese fighters, missiles and drones in a big military parade suggests that entry into service has already occurred.

The company's celebration is tempered by the lost of its founder earlier this year.

After providing hangar services at Jack Northrop Field/Hawthorne Municipal Airport for several years, Hawthorne Hanger Operations has taken the next step

Confusingly, there are now two “Future Combat Air System” projects in Europe.