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SAA founder and CEO Henry Hansen will continue to lead SAA and all Avincis’ emergency services in Scandinavia.

Proposed rule could unnecessarily ban business aviation passengers from making voices calls from their mobile phones in flight.

The new Canadian coverage reaches into the country’s southern territories and along its western borders with Alaska.

FltPlan and CloudAhoy now integrate with the flight-sim program.

The new Flightstream SA services are free to any AirSatOne customer and do not require that AirSatOne’s Flightstream AOC router be installed.

The decision stemmed from a desire to concentrate its resources on its now growing mainland operations and minimize its exposure to “at risk” flying.

American Eagle’s pilots rejected a concessionary contract, ending any chance at flying any of the Embraer E175s American Airlines has ordered.

The deal will see Etihad Regional boost its fleet to 12 airplanes.

The proposed changes are expected to increase safety by facilitating the recovery of information by safety investigation authorities.

Center fuselage section for the first 5X has been joined and full fuselage will be completed this summer.

Inventory of used business jets fell 1 percent year-over-year, to 12.1 percent, the third lowest since 2005.

Latest effort to curtail operations at Santa Monica Airport involves a proposed recommendation to limit emissions from aircraft operating there.

India’s Tata Industries will relinquish its partnership stake in Piaggio, giving Mubadala control of 98 percent of the company’s stock.

Company plans to deliver the SJ30i version with a Honeywell Primus Epic 2.0/SyberVision cockpit and new interior late next year.

He was a staunch advocate for general aviation who represented Minnesota’s 8th district, which includes Cirrus Aircraft.

Robinson said it is now able to begin delivering R66s in its current backlog of European orders.

Jeppesen will support and participate in AOPA Foundation Air Safety Institute seminars and AOPA Fly-Ins.

One bill would streamline the TSA’s acquisition process and the other would establish an Aviation Security Advisory Committee.

University of Alaska can now use a small UAS for animal surveys at its test range in Fairbanks.

The EEOC sued ExxonMobil, alleging that the company discriminated against pilots when it forced them to retire at age 60.

Total operating revenue of all passenger airlines last year was $199.7 billion, of which $120.6 billion, or 60 percent, came from air fare.

To fit new designs into the present production scheme while maintaining flow times, Boeing must consider how long each part takes to build.

Safran subsidiaries unveil plans that highlight the role techonology can play in delivering support services.

Indian operators demand security changes after a pilot and mechanic are beaten up by a charter customer.

The 500th helicopter was delivered to Russian operator Aviamarket.

The new simulator will be based at AgustaWestland’s new simulation building at the A. Marchetti Training Academy in Sesto Calende, Italy.

Dragon allows pilots and passengers to communicate using voice or data, without the need for an expensive certification and installation approval program.

The nine-year deal for ATC services represents the best option for the association.

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