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The company recently wrapped up its DARPA-funded research on Alias.

The extension is widely supported by business and general aviation leaders who sought continuity in FAA programs.

ATC costs the same, regardless of aircraft, Huerta says, but the lion's share of payments are coming from the ticket tax.

Young joined Monterey Jet Center when it was a startup in 1997.

The service has identified three technical deficiencies with the Boeing 767 tanker derivative, now in developmental testing.

Seeing increasingly steady work, the Illinois-based MRO has two major expansion projects in play.

This timeline explores Gulfstream's milestones since last year's NBAA Convention.

The Airtext+ system is now offering "big data," while new FBO and charter customers are coming on board.

With widespread damage from the latest storm, St. Croix and its airport look to restore normal operations.

This is as close to real aviation emergencies as most should hope to be.

Turkish Airlines signs MOU for forty 787-9s as Boeing agrees to participate in national aerospace initiative

Latest forecast reflects expected requirement for $650 billion worth of airliners over the next two decades

The Swedish company will build its share of the jet trainer in the US, if the partnership wins the competition.

Senior U.S. Air Force leaders said that source selection would proceed on schedule, even as the requirement is re-assessed.

At 10 percent, the number of PlaneSense female pilots is almost double the national average of female pilots currently operating in the world.

Pilot scheduling snafu forces airline to scrap 2,100 flights over six weeks

Although no medium-to-large drones have been deployed, smaller ones have helped the Syrian regime overcome its opponents.

The event in Tianjing also produced news on the Sino-Russian Advanced Heavy Lift helicopter.

The company finances a broad spectrum of business aircraft types from single-engine turboprops to large cabin, long-range business jets.

The revised procedures are a response to the U.S. Army's instructions in August to discontinue using Chinese-manufactured DJI drones.

Hit by the strongest storm in nearly a century, aviation businesses in Puerto Rico begin to shake off the impact.

This timeline explores Bombardier's milestones since last year's NBAA Convention.

The SX-1.2 is an unmanned scaled proof-of-concept aircraft that will help validate the control and stability of the S-512 at low speeds.

This timeline explores Embraer's milestones since last year's NBAA Convention.

The Dallas facility will close its business just shy of its 70th anniversary.

This timeline explores Textron Aviation's milestones since last year's NBAA Convention.

Funds from the event will help CAN continue its work to arrange flights for cancer patients to and from treatment.

If grown on 23 million acres of now-marginal land in the U.S. Southeast, the sugarcane-plant feedstock could supply 65 percent of U.S. jet-A consumption.

New EBAA event concluded this week with double the delegates and a much-boosted program.