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Nearly 60 percent of all commercial aviation accidents in Canada involve air taxi operators, the TSB says.

Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) steps in as ranking Democrat of T&I, while 12 new Republicans join committee.

The International Civil Aviation Organization’s new Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems Panel aims to deliver first standards for UAVs in 2018.

Precision Helicopters placed the launch order for the Flexrotor, a vertical takeoff and landing UAV developed by Insitu co-founder Tad McGeer.

Thai VietJet Air, the Thai offshoot of Vietnam’s no frills carrier VietJet Air, is preparing to launch in the first quarter this year.

The company claims to be the first genav company to sign on as a tenant at the new general aviation terminal at Princess Juliana International Airport.

The revised volume takes into account industry developments since 2007’s first edition.

Sixty-year-old ramp gets renovation.

For the first time since the Great Recession began - six long, frustrating, challenging years ago - I think the worst is behind us.

The helicopter manufacturer seeks to expand its footprint on the subcontinent and elevate the Indian content on its aircraft. ###sub###

New health and usage monitoring system is faster and much cheaper, company claims

Company preps aircraft for forthcoming Jet ConneX connectivity.

Enviro Systems adds environmental control systems to Zodiac’s catalog

MRO receives first BBJ customer.

Potential unapproved aileron cable installation

Quadcopters are fun and capable machines, but pilots need to operate them safely and carefully.

Kent to head up sales and customer service.

Learjet business continues to gain steam.

Bars program is just five years old.

Canso’s Jeff Poole will deliver the summit’s keynote address

FAA program aids in airport planning.

EC145 simulator is slated to be ready by early next year.

Delivery capped a strong year for the Kirkland, Wash.-based BBJ completions specialist.

Bodies of 37 victims recovered

However, fatal accidents and the number of fatalities for business turboprop operations worldwide dropped in 2014.

Elbit Systems’ U.S. subsidiary and Embraer are doing the work.

The facility is located near to The Woodlands Town Center in Oak Ridge North.

Trevor Egginton broke the speed record for conventional helicopters on a closed course on Aug. 11, 1986.

Of the estimated 2,300 rotorcraft used in oil-and-gas missions today, 25 percent are produced by Airbus Helicopters, the manufacturer estimates.

Bell Helicopter announced several management changes on December 1.