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The country intends to acquire 17 tiltrotors to accompany the creation of an amphibious brigade.

Many business aircraft operators previously had been uncertain whether they were eligible for temporary admission into the EU.

Brazil's accident investigation agency published a preliminary recommendation that both cockpit crewmembers should receive the same aircraft training.

Bill passed despite objections that waiting until year-end for a one-year retroactive extension prolongs uncertainty and provides little benefit.

Bizav groups are urging the state of Texas to hold off on a proposed new tax rule for aviation, warning that the changes could harm the industry.

Facility will start with maintenance training for in-production Beechcraft airplanes in January 2016 and Cessna models a year later.

The Grob G120TP, Beechcraft T-6C and Embraer Phenom 100 will train future British military pilots.

Regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) released a trio of positive guidelines for the business aviation industry.

Lesser known companies are making headway in Asia with lower-cost systems.

The new products for mission management and analysis provide intuitive and lightweight user interfaces, according to the company.

ABS offers light, easy-to-carry external battery.

Pilots should double-check data presented on aviation tablet applications to prevent possible security breaches.

Industry personnel appointments

Regulations that affect operators

Task force to present plan at high-level safety conference in February

787 ecoDemonstrator flies with vegetable oil- and animal fat-based biofuel.

Association of Asia Pacific Airlines addresses flight tracking, Ebola threat

The rock band arrived at the Sin City venue in style.

An FAA notice of proposed rulemaking may allow private pilots to fly without a medical certificate.

The fractional provider rolled out a program that makes it easier for whole-aircraft owners to unload their old airplanes and get into a new NetJets share.

European association concerned about social, economic and safety impact.

The approval covers the 7X, 900s and 2000s.

Len Liotta is responsible for the northeast territory, covering northern New Jersey and the New York region west of the Hudson River

Company approved to work on Embraer Legacy and Phenom.

The brand name of the products will change, but the product formulations remain the same.

Dubbed C1, the jet will be used for an “array of certification efforts,” including flight into known icing testing.

Shares were sold back to Dassault at €980 each, making the total transaction worth nearly €794 million.

Steady growth of about 4 percent in U.S. business jet flight operations underlies the recovery.

Matthew Hasik was named executive vice president of Bell’s commercial sales, marketing and programs.

Services include aircraft ground handling, fueling, passenger handling, catering, aircraft cleaning and ground transportation.