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The Dutch Safety Board said it has not yet made a 'causal connection' between the discovered missile parts and the downed airliner.

Participation in ASAP allows pilots, mechanics and dispatchers to report safety issues without fear of repercussion.

The company also announced that the twinjet has exceeded many of its guaranteed performance specifications.

Recovery appears to gain steam after weak first quarter.

Williamson steered the University Aviation Association for 12 years and was a founding board member of Women In Aviation International.

Gulfstream is preparing the next two G500s for flight, while the first G500 has accumulated 15 hours in five flights.

Owners can choose coverage for life-limited components, on-condition components and avionics.

The company has positioned a new AOG truck, with two full-time technicians, at the Destin, Florida Airport.

The compay's inventory encompasses more than 54,000 line items worth more than $48 million.

Meanwhile, more upgrades of the aging Il-38 airframe will be completed.

With Mexico now the number two business aviation market, the global aircraft brokerage has established a new regional sale hub in the country.

Textron expects to authorize multiple TAM facilities as King Air service centers.

The facility renovated its 600-sq-ft departure lounge based on customer feedback.

Textron expects to authorize multiple TAM facilities as King Air service centers.

Latest ABAG Yearbook reveals an overall slow-down in Brazil’s general aviation activity, but increases in private aviation and training.

Various projects have ground to a halt as Brazil’s economy has hit the buffers

The company's aim is to provide a go-to resource for information about the NextGen initiatives.

The approval allows the company to provide maintenance services for Mexico-registered aircraft.

Flying the Progressive Aerodyne Searey amphibian highlighted the versatility and pure fun of this type of aircraft.

The Latin American market, and that of Brazil in particular, has played its part in Gulfstream’s recent strong performance

LABACE organizer insists the show will be strong despite Brazil’s economic troubles.

Now capable of operating at airports as high as 14,000 feet above sea level, Cessna’s light jet is well positioned for the Latin American market.

With a range of 3,125 nm, the jet can fly nonstop from Toluca to Manaus, Brazil, or from Cancun to Vancouver.

Algar Aviation is exclusive Brazilian sales representative for the Daher TBM900 and the Piaggio Avanti II.

The four aircraft required more than 460 seats.

Delivery of the ACJ to the Middle Eastern customer is scheduled for September 2016.

Middle East leads growth in both sectors

Brazil’s Senate has appointed a committee of specialists to propose an updated legal code governing the aviation sector in the country.

The São Paulo-based facility will provide maintenance for the Nextant 400XTi and GT90XT.

The Citation Latitude and CJ3+ jets are appearing at LABACE for the first time, along with a Pro Line Fusion-equipped King Air 250.