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The Phenom 300 crashed into a parking lot while on approach to Blackbushe Airport, killing all four aboard.

Regulatory deadlines approaching in the coming months

Organizations can produce all the training materials they want, but the information is useless until it gets into the right hands.

Facility at KCPS offers complete charter, rental and maintenance options.

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 at Yuma, Ariz., is the first squadron to begin operations with the fifth-generation fighter.

Will the aviation industry ever tolerate a real Uber-like service or is it simply impossible due to the regulatory climate?

The recent accident plus earlier problems still unresolved, have caused two writeoffs totaling €841 million within a year

The trailing-edge wing flaperon was sent to an aeronautical laboratory in Toulouse, France, for further analysis.

Voice calls and texting are now available on Satcom Direct's GlobalVT Android app, using the same phone number.

Learjet upgrade replaces outdated AHRS with new and easier-to-calibrate Rockwell Collins AHC-3000A.

FAA approves Associated Air Center FANS/CPDLC upgrade for Boeing 757-200.

CEO Alain Bellemare is optimistic by response during the Paris Air Show and says Bombardier has about a half-dozen new prospects in pipeline.

Strong growth in aftermarket revenues also contributed to a strong first half of 2015 for Safran.

Boeing Australia is the prime contractor for a new training system for Army and Navy pilots

The Brazilian manufacturer said its defense segment is being affected by reduced government spending and a devalued currency.

In the long-run, Rolls-Royce expects engine deliveries for new airliners to grow its market share and civil aerospace earnings.

Revenues dropped nearly 15 percent as the company delivered fewer commercial aircraft in second quarter.

Aircraft was attempting to land at alternate airport, local sheriff's office reports.

Bombardier is pushing back entry-into-service date of its flagship Global 7000 as it slows production of its in-production Globals by roughly 30 percent.

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Satellite facility specializes in avionics repair and installation.

Astra Aviation Services will use linked system to track front- and back-office operations.

Elite rental car provider to offer vehicles at Cutter’s PHX and DVT operations.

The Royal Australian Air Force plans to operate 12 of the Super Hornet derivatives for the airborne electronic attack mission.

Aircraft Industries Company of the Czech Republic plans to begin production of the new 19-seat commuter aircraft in 2017.

Gulfstream's order book grew by nearly $1 billion in the second quarter, to $14.02 billion, with book to bill exceeding 1:1.

Expertise includes “design, development and production of lightweight aerostructures, electrical wiring interconnection systems and landing gear” and MRO.

Spare engine will support Gulfstream 450 customers.

Acquires manufacturing rights from Pratt & Whitney Canada for certain new JT15D engine components.