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The owner of Max Avionics pleaded guilty to falsely certifying that aircraft parts were approved for return to service.

The company's Moscow facility can provide maintenance, airframe and engine repairs, among other things for N-registered aircraft.

Philippines Airlines has protested what it sees as anti-competitive blocks on its fifth freedom rights to fly to Kuwait and Dubai.

The company can conduct non-destructive testing on aircraft registered in the UAE, U.S. and Europe.

The Central Plains facility is Hartzell's 25th recommended service facility in the world.

Forester was inducted into the New Jersey Aviation Hall of Fame in 2008.

Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said rebate is sending a signal about the agency's commitment to ADS-B.

The U.S. Army is divesting 340 Bell OH-58D Kiowa Warriors as a consequence of its 2013 Aviation Restructure Initiative.

New service will be a “hybrid cloud solution” designed to amplify bandwidth and enhance the in-flight connectivity experience.

New suite will provide “independent, customizable, comprehensive and systematic” in-house risk management programs for operators and their vendors.

New standards are contained in a recently updated guidance document intended for EASA ramp inspectors.

More than 40 ERJ 145 were assembled in China from 2004 to 2010, and five Legacy 650s were built there from 2012 to this year.

The cargo carries organization is encouraging the FAA to work with various pilots group to simplify the terminal-area procedures package.

Engine makers turn focus to small turboprops, large-cabin business jets.

Advisory guidelines just won’t work when mechanics are being pressured to work fatigued at places that put a premium on pushing airplanes out on schedule.

Flight departments may work with local schools, learn from existing parent company programs to develop effective internship opportunities.

Honeywell is researching a range of pilot inputs to create an environment in which the pilot has multiple means to control an aircraft.

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Investigators have found a fatigue failure in the main gearbox of the H225 (EC225 LP) that crashed near Bergen, Norway, in April.

New UAVs, heavy helicopters and air defense missiles were pitched – and an all-German OPV made its debut

Preliminary, final and factual reports

Lockheed Martin is proposing the variant of the Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 Golden Eagle for the U.S. Air Force's T-X trainer requirement.

Up to 600 new employees will be added at the U.S. facility for Legacy production.

The country’s drive to eliminate reliance on Ukrainian powerplants continues, with the Mi-26 next in line.

Total blocked funds exceed $5 billion, according to the association

Associations learn how to stay relevant and lobby for their interests.

Despite big profits, Tyler sees ‘upside’ for airlines

Lacking type certification and then even his pilot's license didn't deter a California man from flying passengers in a Falcon 10, authorities allege.

The airline will install ADS-B Out and space-based ADS-B capability during cabin interior modifications beginning in August.