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The Meet the Administrator forum at EAA AirVenture 2015 offered no relief for pilots seeking to fly without a third-class medical certificate.

The patent shows interesting features of an Airbus design for an ultra-rapid air vehicle that could carry 20 passengers at up to Mach 4.5.

Investments are expected to continue at Signature Flight Support in the second half with improved cash flow.

The FAA in recent months began expediting approval process.

A development from the Raven, with some features of the Puma, will be produced in Bangalore by Dynamatic.

Dual-mode guidance will improve the capability of Hellfire missiles launched from helicopters and UAVs.

Facility to administer certification flight-test program for new regional jet

The AEA Avionics Market Report showed that sales climbed in the second quarter, but faced a year-over-year drop compared to the first half of 2014.

Western banks are withholding billions of dollars due to Russian companies; report names India, China and Iraq as biggest customers.

A general aviation working group suggests the ability to regularly change Mode S transponder codes and long term encryption ability.

Sheltair will used the $260 million credit facility to continue its expansion of its existing bases, as well as to fund future acquisitions.

Beverly Scott would bring a long background of transit administration and safety to her new role, but may face scrutiny on Capitol Hill.

The Flying Colours ADS-B OUT upgrade is for the Challenger 604 and 605 models.

The Philippines Department of Transportation and Communications plans to award operations and maintenance contracts for five regional airports.

Krantz knowingly sold counterfeit microprocessors to a Rhode Island -based parts broker, according to the plea.

The company has positioned a team in Orlando to support a growing market in the Southeast.

Some 1,500 part numbers will be located at the company's new London spare parts warehouse.

Several installations are in the pipeline for this year on BBJ aircraft.

The company's team has responded to 5,000 calls since it was inaugurated in 2009.

Projects include maintenance as well as interior work.

Volatile global markets and energy sector struggles played a role in decreased industry deliveries, billings, GAMA said.

Su-30MKI combat jets impressed during a deployment to the UK; more orders likely as India drops MMRCA

Study finds Western pilots more satisfied with just culture safety approach, while Eastern pilots more hesitant to share information.

Jeffrey Evagues is ordered to pay more than $235,000 in restitution after admitting to altering employee time and attendance records.

Both Ex-Im renewal and the Pilot's Bill of Rights 2 were potential measures for the highway bill that has stalled.

Pre-owned aircraft are selling faster and some pricing is improving, but fewer transactions are occurring.

The government-controlled corporation said it has maintained and extended some relationships, including for the supply of titanium to Boeing.

FlightSafety’s new G550 upset training course uses simulator aerodynamic modeling based on extended envelope flight-tests.

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