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Group fighting back against the IRS’s assertion that the 7.5-percent ticket tax applies to managed Part 91 aircraft.

Attendance down about 2,000 from last year’s show and more than 4,000 shy of initial estimates.

Liberty University took delivery of this milestone aircraft, a Cessna 172 Skyhawk with a custom paint scheme.

Under the proposal, the FAA would allow holders of private pilot certificates to fly without a third-class medical.

The companies plan to market and deliver turnkey electronic warfare solutions for airborne platforms.

Costs associated with layoffs and early fleet retirement account for much of the A$2.8 billion loss at Australian flagcarrier Qantas.

Pilatus Aircraft has signed a 10-year contract with Tata Advanced Systems for the Indian company to supply aerostructures for the PC-12 NG.

The air navigation service provider of Hungary plans to introduce controller-pilot datalink communications next February.

Charging stations let employees plug in their cars at work.

MRO offers NDT for Citations and other corporate aircraft.

Graham Partners expands in aviation product aftermarket sector.

The company provides maintenance and completions services at the customer’s location.

MRO services available for helicopters at the Colorado Springs-based company.

The company has provided financial support for the foundation.

Schiphol operation adds approval for Honeywell and BendixKing avionics.

Carbon-graphite bushings can use aviation fuel as the bushing lubricant.

It is intended to prevent use of life-limited landing-gear parts beyond their safe-life limits.

Cracking at the joint could result in reduced structural integrity of the affected part.

EASA approval expected in the third quarter, with delivery to Qatar Airways to follow.

Upgrades could continue on other British platforms after 2019 retirement; Germany plan to operate the aircraft at least through 2025.

The vehicle experienced a "flight anomaly" shortly after launch on August 25.

The use of fewer, lighter fan blades will reduce engine weight, contributing to reduced fuel burn.

Second-quarter 2014 index shows that global business aviation activity climbed 3 percent from a year ago.

The project includes tooling, jigs and training of TASL’s personnel at Pilatus facilities in Switzerland.

Second-quarter business jet deliveries climbed by 30 percent in North America, but the gain was more than offset by losses in the rest of the world.

Embraer has proposed constructing a $76 million, 250,000-sq-ft building next to its Phenom 100/300 assembly facility at Melbourne (Fla.) Airport.

EASA makes operators responsible for allowing use of portable electronic devices.

The European Commission’s adoption of a rule delaying the implementation mandate for ADS-B OUT equipment is expected in September.

It promises to build on the strong foundations laid at the inaugural event in Marrakech last year.

System allows users to manage all cabin communications systems.