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Jakarta-based PT Sky Aviation plans to start operations with three Fokker 50 turboprops during this year’s first quarter, following the launch of scheduled

The FAA is fining Utah-based “Heli-Dudes” $330,000 for conducting 30 air tours in Robinson R22s last year without an operating certificate.

Airbus, Brazilian carrier TAM Linhas Aéreas and others interested in the feasibility of biofuels for aviation use are working to establish a “bio-ke

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Russian Helicopters last month announced it has consolidated “control stock of all of Russia’s rotorcraft-building enterprises,” as it has increased

Since Aviation Partners announced in October that it would begin accepting orders for its drag-reducing blended winglets for the Dassault Falcon 900

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The European Commission ruled that AgustaWestland must repay a €25 million military subsidy it received from the Italian government in 1998 for the AW139 m

Swiss aircraft services company Jet Aviation claims to have won the first contract for cabin completion of Boeing’s new 747-8.

Jet Aviation Basel, a designated Dassault Falcon completion center, has launched Jet Falcon, a cabin refurbishment program designed specifically for the Fa

InspecTech Aero Service has enhanced its iShade dimmable windows.

Switzerland-based airliner maintenance, repair and overhaul group SR Technics is moving into the business aircraft completions market through a new

Saab has signed an eight-year contract with Scandinavian Air Ambulance to maintain the group’s seven helicopters and eight fixed-wing aircraft.

Airbus Corporate Jet Center recently delivered what it says is the first executive A320 Prestige equipped with the company’s new GSM on-board system, allow

Canadian aircraft services center Flying Colours has been talking to potential partners outside North America to support operators of a growing number of C

NBAA announced the dates for this year’s four regional business aviation forums.

Last year Robinson Helicopter manufactured 162 helicopters, down from a peak annual production of 893 just two years earlier.

Revised rules for flight, duty and rest times for Part 121 flight crews are still several months away, according to the FAA.

The State of Maryland has filed a $4 million suit against the FAA alleging controller negligence related to the