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But rivalry with alternative provider Raytheon continues.

Lessor claims Canada’s export credit agency failed to abide by original agreement

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With Poland’s order still not finalized, deal is a welcome boost for Airbus Helicopters

The 'Distant Frontier' training event was a live, virtual and constructive system first, according to developer Northrop Grumman.

With its permanent facility under construction, the full-service aviation company opened its FBO in a temporary building.

PHI's latest quarterly revenues plunged by $31.4 million year-over-year in the second quarter, thought it still managed to post a $4.2777 million profit.

Aims to save $200 million in worker compensation

The STCs cover more than eight different interchangeable layouts and configurations.

The Rio Olympics opened this weekend without notable general aviation traffic flow issues, despite heightened security procedures.

The Admiral Kuznetsov will contribute to the Russian air campaign later this year.

Hong Kong Jet completes acquisition of Asia Jet less than four months after they announced the letter of intent during ABACE 2016.

Weeks after Southwest Airlines cancelled 2,300 flights over a router failure, Delta Air Lines reported a system-wide failure affecting flights.

The year-long project will launch in January, and will see the airport's main runway closed for nearly three months.

GAO found that less than half of noncommercial jet fuel tax receipts are getting deposited into the aviation trust fund.

Dassault, Embraer, Bombardier, Gulfstream and Textron on site.

The company is replacing the aircraft's skin.

The expansion project at the company's Maine facility is partially funded by federal grants.

The company will provide support for four agricultural and firefighting operators Down Under.

Charges related to “irregularities” involving sales intermediaries

Aruba, Bermuda and Cayman Islands approvals added.

Investigation into cause continues

A subscale example of the three-engined vertical takeoff and landing aircraft is due to make a first flight by August 2018.

The upgraded Astronautics EFB is equipped with a larger and even more reliable solid-state drive and faster processor.

Preliminary, final and factual reports

The latest aircraft delivery data from GAMA shows more than a three percent decline in turbine business aircraft deliveries in the first half of 2016.

The addition of a fifth aircraft to the G500 test fleet brings the program closer to certification next year.

The manufacturer is confident that it is working through wing development issues.

Globals led second-quarter delivery drop, but company executives believe they remain on target for the planned 150 business jet deliveries in 2016.

With the addition of the new STCs, Butler National now provides ADS-B upgrades for the Learjet 24/25, 35/36 and 60 models.