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CAE will provide CRJ training at eight global locations.

Ten-year agreement includes more than 160 repairable part numbers

At “Civilian Applications for UAS” workshop attendees question agency progress in opening NAS to commercial UAS operations.

Improved weather briefings should deliver better information to pilots.

Unlike U.S. flight operations, European LPV approaches demand additional paperwork.

New FSF CEO continues push on go-arounds and data sharing.

Real-time anonymous polling system captures impressive audience insights.

Poor cockpit monitoring skills is a problem that has yet to be solved, according to NTSB member Robert Sumwalt.

EMS operator voluntarily grounded its helicopters.

Safety meeting will discuss results of a special investigative report on agricultural operations.

Potentially bogus parts were originally manufactured for Boeing.

One person miss in helicopter crash.

Malaysian disappearance spurs talk about better flight tracking.

As companies and universities flew their fixed- and rotary-wing models, spectators watched on screens installed in a tent nearby.

Operating safely and sanely on the border of chaos

Operating safely and sanely on the border of chaos

Airbus took orders for 78 airplanes in April, while Boeing collected orders for 70.

The mostly composite helicopter–dubbed the “King Stallion”–will fly by year-end, with operational service expected in 2019.

Projected demand in Europe will rise by between 93 and 157 points, with the strongest aircraft category likely to be midsize business jets.

Authorization is single process for all operators flying to the 28 EU states, EU overseas territories and the four European Free Trade Association states.

Flight testing of the super-midsize jet concluded in late April.

There were 52,931 business aviation flights in Europe in March, a 22-percent month-over-month increase and a 2.1-percent year-over-year rise.

Recommendations are based on NTSB accident investigations involving aircraft encountering weather conditions.

Curriculum delves into the inner workings of aircraft communications equipment, including how the satellite functions.

Business and general aviation movements in North America were up 4 percent in the first quarter.

NetJets revenues reflected increased sales of fractional aircraft, while FlightSafety’s increase was thanks to increased simulator training activity.

The four workshops advanced the goal of increasing business aviation safety enhancements and developments in Asia.

Elit’Avia has a fleet of 15 aircraft that serves clients worldwide.

SriLankan Airlines is modernising its fleet to carry more feeder traffic in and out of India.