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Brazil’s civil aviation authority validates the aftermarket manufacturer’s latest supplemental type certificate for Dassault aircraft.

Contact Center expanded; Northeast Brazil authorized service center added.

Eight survivors taken to a Tehran hospital.

Russia's ban will result in longer flights and higher operating costs.

Pilot program allows controllers to report safety issues without retaliation.

Adding the sales and marketing people closes the final loop in Gulfstream’s SMS.

The Air Force says no controllers were de-certified because of the cheating scandal.

Report says both pilots and controllers were at fault for close call.

Department of Transportation questions whether the FAA is up to the task of implementing new runway safety project.

Three passengers were flown to a Paris hospital.

ALPA applauds recent TSA integration step.

Instrument approach numbers continue to grow.

Ban remains in effect until further notice.

Search for MH370 could take another 12 months

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U.S. company enhances tip-to-tail maintenance and parts-only offerings while joining Brazilian helicopter pilots’ association.

The new business jet offers a spacious cabin and great versatility in terms of its performance.

The new avionics “revolutionize” the man-machine interface and give pilots the first touchscreen-controlled glass flight deck for light jets.

The versatile twin turboprop is well suited to the region’s limited infrastructure, according to manufacturer Viking.

MedAire’s new app includes information on real-time risks such as natural disasters and political upheaval.

The new system is intended to reduce the workload of helicopter pilots.

World Fuel Services has had a rapidly growing presence in Latin America, and sees no letting up as it makes acquisitions and extends its reach.

Latin America continues to be a key growth market for all the leading business aircraft manufacturers.

OEMs selling and investing more throughout the region.

The Russian Helicopters group produced a wide array of aircraft suited to a variety of missions.

The latest Notam succeeds succeeds the agency’s earlier guidance, which prohibited flights over Iraq at or below 30,000 feet.

The “transaction implementation agreement,” which the airlines valued a €1.76 billion ($2.35 billion), is intended to restore the airline to profitability.