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A roundup of the regulations entering force in the next six months, twelve months and beyond.

The company has already trained 27 of the 30 planned crews.

Cessna Aircraft announced improvements in expected aircraft range and runway performance for the twinjet.

Swiss developer flies 5,800-pound, all-composite helicopter powered by a Honeywell HTS900-2.

The trial will take place at Leesburg (Va.) Airport, which currently has no tower, next summer.

Regional forums offer some of the benefits of NBAA’s annual convention in convenient locations across the U.S.

In rankings for turboprop support, Honeywell retained the number-one position.

Black Forest Ventures plans to break ground early next year on a new $20 million Galaxy FBO.

Bond Helicopters, which has used Blackpool as a base for offshore oil-and-gas flights, is looking for an alternative airfield.

The Hawthorne Eau Claire FBO has a newly renovated passenger terminal complete with passenger and pilot lounges.

Gov. Jack Markell will also participate in an “aviation-related announcement” later that afternoon at the Delaware River & Bay Authority.

The technology is ready to weaponize, according to a speaker at the recent Air Force Association Conference.

The European Regions Airline Association general assembly in Barcelona this week heard that new regulations are exacerbating tough market conditions.

The number of applicants seeking to operate unmanned aircraft by exemption is increasing.

Braathens boss Per Braathen advocates more consolidation and closer ties with major carriers for Europe's regional airlines.

Weather was a contributing factor

Manufacturers see economy and quality of customer service as the biggest drivers behind business jet sales.

EASA has introduced new competency-based, modular route to the European instrument rating under new regulations.

Long after the manufacturer washed its hands of the Starship, a small cult of owners keeps the radical twin pusher flying.

An FAA airworthiness directive will require the replacement of thousands of Honeywell display units in the cockpits of Boeing 737s and 777s.

Projected aircraft retirement rate for the next decade spells good news for buyers.

Airframer will have more than $50 million in inventory by the end of next year.

Duncan Aviation also services Avidyne’s first-generation flight situation displays and early-model FlightMax MFDs.

Servicing AS350/AS355 and EC130 helicopters

Contract calls for Turbomeca Arrius 2B2plus work.

The company also holds Camo approval on the aircraft.

The project is a subcontract from Aeria Luxury Interiors of San Antonio, Texas.

The repair facility for night-vision imaging systems will be an extension to Hawker Pacific’s existing avionics repair facility in Dubai.

His territory stretches from Missouri to Manitoba, Canada.