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May 23 seminar will provide an in-depth review of the tax, legal and regulatory issues involved in business aircraft transactions.

The new structure will handle the latest large business jets.

Two routes are now available for flight planning.

Present bird protection regulations apply only to transport category rotiorcraft and have not been updated since being adopted in 1966.

The Osprey is an AESA type that offers 360-degree coverage without moving parts

There has been a documented case of a copilot’s seat sliding aft in a Falcon on rotation due to fatigued springs.

The aviation services chain adds one of the top-rated U.S. FBOs to its network.

Nine associations appeal to the FAA to adopt final rule by year-end, saying it will assure a brighter future for GA.

The AeroVue integrated flight deck is the first mod to be featured on the new site.

The company's hangar doubles its under-roof capacity.

Honeywell and NASA are collaborating on new cockpit displays that show potential sonic booms.

The company offers training in the classroom and online.

The association is urging the agency to spell out explicitly what is required for compliance with an AD.

The 'significant investment' is intended to help West Star continue to grow.

The low-altitude system NASA is developing through the UAS traffic management project will inform any airspace restructuring, the FAA says.

More aircraft and component manufacturers are publishing safety information online, and with free access.

Looks to fill gap in aerostructures supply, flight control systems

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Industry announcements and appointments

From New York to Florida, Sheltair helps more than 1,200 aviation businesses prosper at 22 airports in the eastern United States.

Former Air France-KLM board member to replace outgoing boss Alexandre de Juniac

The Médaille de l'Aéronautique recognizes outstanding accomplishments in the field of aeronautics

Christiansen will be recognized with the William "Bill" Ong Memorial Award, while Mark Willey will receive the Distinguished Service Award.

Loss of control inflight remains among NBAA's top safety issues as it is a leading cause of accidents.

Certification includes provisions for up to 300-minutes diversion time

AIN readers rate the FBOs they have visited during the last year.

The agency asks employers to listen to front-line workers. It should do the same.

Formation Flying in a T-6 Texan with the AeroShell Aerobatic Team

Is Maglev the Future of Aircraft Takeoff?

Nearly all of the 117 Shadow systems operated by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps are under contract for the V2 upgrade, Textron Systems says.