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Move comes as it prepares for service entry of its new fly-by-wire G500 in early 2018, the same time it is scheduled to deliver the final G450.

Some reductions will be offset by "strategic" hiring in programs such as the CSeries and Global 7000.

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The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps plan to reach early operational capability of the Joint Precision Approach and Landing System in 2018.

Business aircraft flying in the U.S., Caribbean and Canada last month jumped 4.6 percent year-over-year.

During the third quarter, Textron Aviation delivered 41 business jets, up four year-over-year.

Only multi-engine, turbine-powered commercial aircraft flown by two pilots and carrying six or more passengers must have a cockpit voice recorder.

Joint venture expects to produce up to 100 P-750 turboprop singles and other PAC models a year from the new Changzhou plant for Chinese customers.

The city retained Aeroplex to develop a plan for a new city-run FBO.

The private venture still lacks a launch customer, but could fulfill the close air support role in the U.S. Air Force.

The A330MRTT is receiving various upgrades, and new ISR missions are being investigated.

The Alias system is designed to reduce cockpit workload by conducting the functions of a second pilot.

Data router integrates connectivity throughout the aircraft, allowing passengers to use their own devices for email, web browsing and video streaming.

ARSA praised change as putting safety in front of politics.

Preparations underway for ice testing

Operations will initially be centered on western Europe and that the company would use the Beechcraft King Air 350i.

Company hopes to hire more than 200 technicians, engineers and other workers for its Business Aircraft service centers.

With a new order from the Navy, the company has enlarged production capacity in New Hampshire of its Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System.

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.

Government appoints new board chair

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.