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As one European air traffic control strike ended, another began.

New MH370 data analysis hopes to tighten a re-defined search area.

Pilots were both temporarily blinded by laser.

At its recent air transport summit in Brussels, Global IT provider SITA launched a common-use beacon registry.

SCAC has delivered 10 Superjet SSJ100s in Aeroflot's "Full" configuration.

Currency devaluation and political unrest in Ukraine have both hindered Air Astana's growth plans.

The unmanned aircraft system will be for military use but will not carry weapons.

NetJets Unveils First Bombardier Challenger 350 Signature Series

Target date for first flight of the aerial refueling tanker is now the third quarter, according to Boeing.

Harfang UAS will fly with the French Air Force at least through 2017.

Still awaiting deliveries from the U.S., Iraq buys second-hand fighters from Russia, which are scheduled to arrive in a few days.

The U.S. Air Force could eventually acquire 112 combat rescue helicopters based on the UH-60M Black Hawk in a deal worth $7.9 billion, said Sikorsky.

Honeywell is adapting its EGPWS technology to develop a new Passive Wingtip Protection Systems to help avoid ground collisions.

Development of the Embraer E190-E2 has progressed through joint design definition.

With the receipt of the Citation X+’s type certificate, Cessna can again claim that it produces the world’s fastest civil airplane.

Known primarily for its FBO network, Landmark Aviation’s aircraft management division has seen rapid growth over the past few months.

Piaggio is offering the new tank as an option on both the existing Avanti II and the new Evo.

With the FAA holding firm on its 2020 ADS-B mandate, experts advise that now is the time to talk to your avionics shop.

The Isle of Man Aircraft Registry lists customer service and cost-effectiveness as key to popularity with aircraft owners, but there are other attractions.

Granted authorization last week by the FAA, Texas A&M flies its first UAV mission along the Gulf Coast.

A landing went wrong last week at Friedman Memorial Airport in Idaho.

Mid Atlantic Sim Center aims to provide helicopter full-flight simulator training for both sides of the Atlantic.

The propeller maker agrees to provide the props for TBMs for another five years.

An annual art show draws private aircraft to Basel.

The GA hub looks to consolidate piston aircraft activities in a new $21 million facility.

Ramis combines imagery intelligence, electronic intelligence, signals intelligence and communications intelligence.

Boeing expects its new panel assembly line (PAL) to significantly cut final assembly times of the 737.

MRO expands to 660,000 sq ft.

The service provider is the first MRO to take part in the Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing Program.