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Brazil’s ANAC has approved the new Dallas Aeronautical Services composites and structural repair facility.

Orlando-based MRO is ideally situated for the task

Gil Kerlikowske is raising the bar on improving Customs and Border Protection services for general aviation.

Years of dedication to the industry honored by NBAA.

The approval covers Avidyne’s IFD440 and the latest 10.1 software upgrade for the IFD540.

Looking back at Dassault Falcon Jet

Looking back at Embraer Executive Jets

WSI Fusion helps dispatchers and pilots keep global flights safe and smooth

Seoul’s Gimpo International Airport has seen a 620 percent rise in business aviation traffic over the past decade.

Convention presence is just one aspect part of university’s year-long birthday celebration.

Lexavia believes that EVS technology can help prevent a significant number of accidents.

Comlux is about to start a major VIP refurbishment of an Airbus A330 aircraft.

The new upset prevention and recovery training course at FlightSafety prepares pilots for loss-of-control situations.

The new learning center will feature a level D simulator and will open in April 2016.

Developing the world’s first Level D seaplane flight simulator required both unique flight tests and a one-of-a-kind visual system

Daher has seen its latest turboprop sell well while it has successfully modernized third-party manufacturing.

The Brazilian manufacturer is growing more vertically integrated, with seats the latest technology it has acquired.

The company’s Chicago maintenance base is a big part of One Aviation’s product support efforts.

The Atlanta company is targeting new services and capabilities in the MRO market.

AviationGlass opens window to new cabin glass solutions

Safety foundation studies data collection, urges data sharing

Single pilot group worked hard to create the safety standdown event held the day before NBAA 2015

A summary with links to AIN’s comprehensive coverage of defense news from the Dubai Air Show

This marks the first production agreement for the new Honeywell HTS900 turboshaft.

Business jet flights, which accounted for 59 percent of all business aviation activity last month in Europe, retreated by 5 percent year-over-year.

NTSB is beginning its first full day of the investigation.

More than 278,000 people took a New York helitour last year, according to the Helicopter Tourism and Jobs Council.

The opinion establishes the regulatory framework, keeping the regulations on pace for issuance by fall next year.

The Commerce Committee scheduled a vote on the Pilot's Bill of Rights 2 on Nov. 18.

GA Caucus is one of the largest in the House, giving it a formidable voice on GA issues.