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Offers instrument overhaul and exchange programs

Sales of Alenia’s Twin-Turboprop Airlifter Continue at a Moderate Pace

Some states have no or insufficient operational approval processes.

Eliminating the requirement for some would encourage owners of lower cost GA aircraft to keep flying.

Operators will earn a free handling service for every 50 landings at any of the company’s FBOs in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australasia and Europe.

Suncoast Air Center at Florida’s Venice Municipal Airport is the latest service provider to sign on with Phillips 66 as an aviation fuel dealer.

The new plan will allow participating members to enjoy an annual return on insurance payments.

Runway 18L/36R has been opened, as improvement projects on the taxiways are complete.

Six Landmark Aviation facilities have joined the Shell network.

The new merchant banking division of advisory group Seabury will invest in areas such as minority equity stakes and commercial aircraft leasing.

The U.S. Air Force is taking steps to relieve “strain” on its remotely piloted aircraft pilots

To pilots, LED lights look different from incandescent lights, and there are issues to be resolved when airports switch to the new technology.

Medford, Oregon MRO has deep roots in the community.

The company recently broke ground on a new $10 million FBO complex.

Terms of the deal remain under negotiation.

A former Shell Pipeline employee’s negligence caused a 9,000-gallon jet fuel spill in 2012 at Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport.

Program helps vets transition to the corporate culture.

Co-founder agrees to take controlling stake

Rule would have allowed instrument pilot trainees to obtain credit for up to 20 hours of instrument time in an approved aviation training device.

Document addresses contract language, payments, agency relationships, waivers of subrogation, flight irregularities and cancellation, among other things.

The private aviation membership program is set to firm up options for more aircraft in the next few months.

Announcements and appointments

The approval covers airframe composites and metal parts, coatings and container assembly.

Bombardier to take $1.4 billion charge and lay off 1,000 workers with move to pause Learjet 85 program

Congress has a clean slate for aviation maintenance

Flight testing of the private-venture combat jet continues, and a second prototype is planned

The agency's 2015 "Most Wanted" list focuses on public helicopter safety, loss of control in flight and commercial pilot compliance.

Dutch air navigation service provider LVNL is publishing information about ATC safety incidents on its website for the general public.

Indonesian operator agrees to lease E195s

First two airplanes arrive in Malta as airline awaits regulatory clearance