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Expansion creates 36 new jobs.

EDN adds cockpit panel specialization.

Transport Canada approves composite work.

MRO to work with OEMs and operators.

Brings over 40 years’ experience.

He will lead the engineering team and advance the design and development capabilities for VIP galleys and interiors.

Failure of windshield supports could result in uncontrolled cabin depressurization.

Azul Brazilian Airlines plans to fly to the U.S. early next year.

F-35s will replace the RAAF’s older F/A-18A/B Hornets, which the air force plans to withdraw from service by 2022.

The PW800, which uses a core from the larger geared turbofan series, is targeting reduced fuel burn and emissions for large business jets.

Minsheng now has orders for up to 110 Gulfstreams - a mix of G280s, G450s, G550s and G650s - worth an estimated $5.6 billion.

The FAA said the original deadline did not give stakeholders and the agency “sufficient time to prepare” and was “contrary to the public interest.”

The upgraded version of the light twin received European certification last week.

The Northern Plains Unmanned Systems Authority will conduct initial flights over North Dakota State University’s Carrington Research Extension Center.

The EC agreed last Monday to extend the “stop the clock” provision affecting non-European operators until fall 2016.

Relationship will increase the efficiency and timeliness of providing Argus’ aircraft operator audits and aviation services in Asia.

Company will ship parts to Bombardier’s plant in Belfast, N. Ireland, which is responsible for manufacturing horizontal stabilizers for Globals.

$149 million was allocated for the contract tower program in Fiscal Year 2014.

Chinese company will use the helicopter for sightseeing tours, executive transport and agriculture support.

The Black Hawk serves as a second testbed for Sikorsky’s Matrix research program to develop and field systems for autonomous vertical takeoff and landing.

For better surveillance capability over its southern waters, Japan has established 603 Hiko-tai (squadron) at Naha air base on Okinawa

Site will be the first of six nation-wide to begin operations.

This is the industry’s first update to duty/rest guidelines since 1997.

Teterboro Airport’s new GPS X approach is expected to reduce some arrival delays.

Airline accused of operating Boeing 767 on more than 5,000 flights in an unairworthy condition.

IATA director general Tony Tyler says there is still plenty of safety work yet to be done in Africa.

Recent airport ground collisions has caused fatalities and significant aircraft damage.

Pilot says helicopter spun out of control.

ICAO wants members states to consider new methods of tracking airplanes in oceanic regions.