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Scheduled to be unveiled at NBAA's annual convention, the new module for its maintenance tracking systeim promises to streamline the parts stream.

The Joplin, Mo. authorized Honeywell service provider says the move will imrprove its response times.

The rotorcraft maker looks to enhance its European service network capabilities.

Program brings the same level of attention to customer service that NATA’s Safety 1st course brings to line service.

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With its new EASA approval, the location can now provide line service for Globals, and base maintenance for the Challenger 350

NTSB recommended FAA require flight data monitoring programs and safety management systems for all Part 135 operators.

The index rose 10 percent from last month, to 34, which is the second sequential increase since it bottomed at a record low of 29 in May.

The company is focusing on ensuring seat-of-the-pant feel in its simulators.

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When complete, the new FBO will be the first addition to the New York City gateway in more than 20 years.

Bolen, Baker say the FAA needs to halt the city's strangulation strategy at the airport.

real-time curtailment feature allows operators to comply with the guidelines in FAA Advisory Circular 120-27E.

First flight out of Moses Lake lasts three hours and 18 minutes

Second-tier airlines stand to benefit

Drone Aviation Corp. said a Department of Defense customer has ordered its WATT multi-rotor tethered drone.

The three-axis full digital system offers envelope protection, straight-and-level button and is software upgradeable.

Tata-SIA joint venture ready to take advantage of new civil aviation policy that allows airlines with 20 airplanes to fly abroad immediately

The aircraft struck terrain approximately seven miles north of Kelowna Airport eight minutes after takeoff.

Year-to-date deliveries at the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer are down by just one aircraft from the first three quarters of last year.

The associations fear the case could pave the way for juries to set aircraft design standards at the state level.

Landing permits were once a ‘hair-raising’ experience, but now exponentially more efficient, operators find.

Center is designed to serve the training needs of European customers, beginning with pilot training on the Bell 429.

Brussels-based agency said it will collaborate with the ATC providers of its member states and with aircraft operators.

CBAA said that its Subpart 703 on-demand air-taxi members will be “severely” affected by Transport Canada’s impending proposed flight and duty time rules.

Long a fixture at New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport, the company has expanded to the Golden State with a new FBO.

The purpose of the report is to evaluate its commercial and safety policies and implement improvements.

The new FBO is the first modern jet-class facility at Portland-Hillsboro Airport.

EBAA's new AirOps Europe show in Cannes attracted almost 400 visitors and 30 exhibitors.

Ihssane Mounir takes responsibility for entire Commercial Airplanes division