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Events planned across 27 countries and activities include tailwheel build, flight planning

Technology can speed up the process but doesn’t replace human oversight

Wichita-based aerospace manufacturing group has partnered with the U.S. start-up

Frederic Lemos departs after serving as CEO of ACH since 2017

Authorization adds to Oklahoma facility’s GE and Rolls-Royce approvals

Final assembly of the first jet will take place early next year

Authorizations cover a coffee maker and microwave

Salaries are up by 7% in some cases

Revenue gains achieved with 6% fewer aircraft, company reports

Previous limits made it difficult to book flights across the Tasman Sea, which lies between Australia and New Zealand

Upgrade paired with scheduled maintenance package

The company is launching a new business unit

Freedom OKC is expected to open next September

Founded last year, Ocean Aviation is up and running

Will introduce aircraft in 2027 to the Montana network

Design study swaps the cockpit for a nose cargo door

The U.S. defense group displayed a UAS model at the Air & Space Forces Association conference

Airplane veered into grass with no injuries reported

North America expected to remain largest market through 2030

Deal gives Veryon 200+ new customers

U.S. Air Force is seeking a more affordable replacement for MQ-9A Reapers

Social media helping drive demand for new experiences as Middle East market still weak

The new drone has a target price well below that of the current MQ-9A

Recent panel discussion lists EU policies and the Iran war as factors

Use AI cautiously and assess its output

Rocheleau had served with the FAA before returning to NBAA in August

The deal will provide benefits to Titan fuel dealers

Northern Ireland-based 247 Aviation is set to take over air ambulance work

The fall-out from the terror attacks was to have short- and long-term consequences

The terror attacks in the U.S. inflicted significant damage on commercial airlines