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The FAA will fund the center with $500,000 annually.

Factual report contains little new information about the accident.

Charter company holds four different safety certifications.

System will deliver up-to-date weather information to pilots serving five communities in southwest Texas.

Diverse issues are shaping the business aviation maintenance industry.

Airport development policy in Brazil threatens to push business aviation out of regional airports, as the country’s government favors airlines.

Top Latin American management firm increases flexibility in flight time for clients

Company stopped selling fractional shares in new aircraft and ceased renewals for current fractional-share customers in February 2012.

There were 68,048 business aviation flight departures in Europe last month, a 2.7-percent year-over-year decline.

Eduardo Campos, 49, was running third in opinion polls ahead of the October 5 election.

Diamond Dividends program awards members a total of 10,000 FlyBuys Rewards bonus points.

FAA acknowledges “that the evolution of Parts 27 and 29 has not kept pace with technology and the capability of rotorcraft produced currently.”

ProAdvantage includes ProParts, ProTech and ProPropeller.

Proposal includes making changes to procedures to allow investigative party participants to share information.

One operator has been waiting five months for an LOA after a Falcon changed ownership in April.

Work in the tower includes replacement of the elevator, upgrading the electrical system and removing asbestos.

Data about hundreds of jets, turboprops and helicopters.

In a country rich with waterways, amphibious floats are a natural.

A glitch in the paperwork meant that Viking Aircraft was too late to get its aircraft into the static display at LABACE.

Manned and unmanned aircraft are participating in the intelligence-gathering and humanitarian missions.

The U.S. company is now promoting the aircraft in Europe for low-cost airborne sensing.

The company is bidding for several maritime patrol requirements in the region.

The technology will be installed at six Italian airports starting next year.

The Latin America and Caribbean region is home to more than 5,000 business aircraft–2,457 jets and 2,588 turboprops.

Embraer opens the wraps on its newly certified bizjet

New facility could cut cost of repairs by significant margins

Brazilian politician Eduardo Campos was among 10 people killed with a Cessna Citation Excel crashed at a military airbase near the city of Santos.