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David Alexander Barcena certified commercial aircraft parts as ready for service using tags from his former employer.

A new agreement enables APN customers to have their published parts appear higher in the PartsBase ranking in the parts locator system.

Whind LLC says its Cessna Caravan wheel pants will improve cruise speed and reduce emissions.

Radome testing on a variety of business and commercial airframes will be conducted at GA Telesis MRO Services Group's Florida facility.

Operators, schedulers, and dispatchers can now use MRO Insider to request fuel pricing, ground transportation, and hangar rental quotes.

A Delaware judge has ruled that Boeing’s board must face a shareholder liability claim over the twin crashes of the 737 Max.

The UH-72B incorporates all the technologies in the latest H145.

Innovative Solutions & Support is expanding the overseas markets for its ThrustSense autothrottle system.

While recording its best sales month since January 2020, Airbus saw deliveries reach 40—just two shy of its 2019 figure.

The UK-based private aviation caterer and concierge expanded its Farnborough and Stansted operations at the height of the pandemic lockdown.

IBAC has teamed up with Carbon Trade eXchange (CTX) to offer a real-time, electronic IBAC Carbon Credit Exchange program.

The UK subsidiary of IAG has accelerated its sustainability drive with a new program dubbed "BA Better World."

James Raisbeck, 84, who died on August 31, has developed modifications that are found on thousands of aircraft.

JetPack Aviation's manned VTOL flying machines are gaining new ground with the sale of two JB12s to a Southeast Asian customer.

Canada, which has some of the strictest Covid-19 travel and border measures in the world, is now prohibiting flights from Morocco.

The frequency of laser strikes on aircraft is a growing problem, according to the FAA.

Dreamliner production faces further delays as Boeing continues talks with the FAA.

The intermediate twin AW139s will be used by Thai Aviation Services to support an offshore production and exploration contract in the Gulf of Thailand.

Ryanair's pricing demands for the 737 Max 10 proved too steep for Boeing.

Air Charter Expo conferences at London Biggin Hill Airport will consider the impact of Covid and Brexit and how the industry can be more sustainable.

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Now Archer is working with the U.S. aviation safety regulator to agree on the means of compliance to meet the requirements contained in the G01 certification issue paper.

Wright Electric aims to develop an all-electric airliner with capacity similar to that of 190-seat Airbus A320 twinjets and to have this ready to enter service by 2030.

The UK company has begun the certification process for its all-electric eStarling Cargo aircraft, which is a scaled-down version of its hybrid-electric five-passenger vehicle.

With UK government funding, the competition is offering grants to support projects aimed at advancing, “integrated aviation systems and underpinning technologies that enable new classes of electric or autonomous air vehicles.”

After testing the Smart Throttle on the Falcon 7X, Dassault has selected the 10X as the first that will be equipped with the new safety technology.

The milestone delivery was an Embraer Phenom 300E to Haute Aviation of Switzerland.

The Canadian airframer's Safety Standdown is in its 25th year.

Sheltair, which opened its FBO terminal in Denver a year ago, is adding a second 30,000-sq-ft hangar and office complex.

Constant Aviation has expanded its AOG mobile response network by more than 15 percent this year.