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The company will soon be adding Bombardier and Embraer aircraft to its Boeing and Airbus approvals.

Russia is dumping the An-140 in favor of the new Ilyushin twin turboprop, as its An-26 replacement.

The fleet of Russian-made helicopters operating in Latin America and the Caribbean exceeds 400.

Atlantic Aviation to host Southeast regional forums through 2020 in West Palm, with additional forums planned for Van Nuys, West Palm

The City Council voted to impose new restrictions on emissions and limit the type of fuel that can be sold and used.

Lawmakers are hopeful budget deal clears the way for fiscal 2016 appropriations action.

Falcon 50 was parked on a apron dedicated for private flights when cocaine-laden bags were found on board.

Midsize jet production will start out slowly in Florida, with just six Legacy 450/500s coming off the Melbourne line in 2017.

Post-accident examination of the engine revealed that all of the compressor turbine blades had separated.

Latitude 33 Aviation captain Jason Herman is the 300th professional to achieve CAM status.

But the airlifter can’t refuel helicopters, and negotiations with the partner nations over another contract amendment are continuing.

AINtv brings you highlights of air show flying displays featuring aircraft set to appear in Dubai.

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Several markets are seeing a severe lack of buyer interest.

How does this incredibly experienced, long-time crew end up with a habitual failure to comply with checklists?

There were no survivors among the 224 people on board the flight from Sharm el-Sheikh to St Petersburg.

The U.S. may place more “boots on the ground’, included much-needed joint tactical air controllers.

Prototype 2 of the civil tiltrotor went down during a routine test flight.

Plans to add assembly line in Hamburg to accommodate hike

Korean Air has devised an alternative to the Boeing Unmanned Little Bird.

Supplemented by several federal agencies, the group is tasked with developing recommendations for the drone registry in three weeks.

Dense haze puts a dent in airline operations across Southeast Asia

European airframer sees Chinese industrial ties paying dividends while U.S. manufacturer profits from strong connection with El Al

Company lost $4.9 billion in the third quarter, part of it a $1.2 billion writedown for the Learjet 85 program.

French accident investigators determined that the nosegear was pointed to the left after a hard touchdown.

The initial meeting discussed improving communications, streamlined procedures and consistency

The Westchester County, New York-based business aviation industry charity has been helping cancer patients for nearly 35 years.

Company founder Paul Touw (who also founded Ariba and XOJet) sees big growth in DIY bookings.

Budget deal would avert December shutdown, keeping agencies such as the FAA running, groups say.