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Snecma has given a new certification schedule to Dassault, and they are working together to come up with an updated development timeline for the 5X.

More than 6,000 business aircraft based in Europe will need to meet higher safety standards effective August 25, 2016.

Separate orders from Iran Air call for delivery of at least 20 ATRs, 118 Airbus jets

Super Bowl 50 and a visit by President Obama will shut down much of the airspace in the San Francisco Bay Area to most general aviation operations.

The FAA determination was made last December, and it requires the city of Santa Monica to keep its airport open through 2023.

The basic development plan for the Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA) was recently agreed, according to Russian media.

New revelations show continuing vulnerability of satellite datalinks.

Battle lines continue to be drawn as House prepares to introduce FAA reauthorization proposal shortly.

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The accident provides a good reminder: fly the airplane. Troubleshoot on the ground.

The 27th edition of the annual show set new records for attendance and exhibitors.

Nine-month flight test campaign officially underway

The crew of the ATR 72-500 approached Magong Airport in Taiwan below the minimum descent altitude during a thunderstorm.

First airplane due to arrive in Tokyo in 2018

Nuclear settlement paves way for direct negotiations with Iran Air

The expansion of U.S. service center capabilities marks another milestone the integration of all three brands under the Textron Aviation umbrella.

The 10-year-old on-demand charter provider also is investing in fleet refurbishment and improvements to its digital platforms.

Bolen fears ATC privatization would cede control of airspace and airport access to the airlines, limiting business aviation's access.

Aernnova will collaborate on development of structural systems such as the fuselage, wing and vertical tail.

The Ilyushin Il-106 could be a replacement for the An-124s that are no longer supported by Ukraine.

Bell 505 JetRangerX and 525 Relentless will boost Bell Helicopter next year, but shipments and revenues this year are expected to be flat.

The Army is transitioning its basic training and basic combat skills training flying from the Bell TH-67 Creek and OH-58A/C Kiowa Warrior to the UH-72A.

The EMAS became operational in October.

Aero Clubs aims to challenge the more established Wheels Up private aviation membership program.

CEO cites 737 to 737 Max transition, 747-8 rate cut

Deliveries come as company reports finishing up a strong 2015.

The U.S. Air Force served notice that it will

Citation deliveries could near 200 in 2016, while revenues are projected to climb to $5.1 billion.

Shipments of “green” Gulfstreams will decrease by about 6 percent this year, though revenues are expected to climb thanks to a better mix.