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Collins Aerospace is first to test aviation transmissions to Iridium's Next high-speed satcom network.

The TAV/Wasp can be tailored to a wide variety of roles, offering turboprop efficiency for many combat and surveillance tasks.

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Flight trials with the 216 AAV are set to start before the end of 2020, leading to construction of vertiports in the Austrian city during 2021.

The aircraft developer says that by 2026 hydrogen fuel cells will be more viable for aircraft propulsion than batteries or internal combustion engines.

The companies will jointly develop the technology for fixed-wing aircraft.

CYHU H-18 Services, a service provider at Montreal’s Saint-Hubert Airport, has opened its new facility and renamed itself HUB FBO.

MTU Aero Engines and Germany's DLR aerospace research center intend to flight test a hydrogen-powered version of a Dornier Do228 aircraft.

Phillips 66 is planning to fully convert its San Francisco Refinery in Rodeo, California from crude oil processing to renewable fuels.

Aircraft Specialties, a Part 145 repair station, plans to add more functionality to website including review and approval of maintenance quotes.

CAE will consolidate facilities, shift simulators, lay off about 350 workers, and accelerate digital initiatives, the company said.

A single bullet struck the helicopter, damaging it and causing minor injuries to a crew member.

Wheels Up has launched a new business unit that offers aircraft brokerage, acquisition, trade, and advisory services.

The Orange County (California) Board of Supervisors selected the FBO operators who will receive new long-term leases at John Wayne-Orange County Airport.

Throughout the first seven months of 2020, low-cost carrier Southwest Airlines consistently flew more than U.S. rivals American, Delta, and United.

A slower-than-expected recovery of air travel has IATA calling for more direct government intervention.

Ninety percent of voting pilots cast ballots in favor of an agreement to allow Transavia to fly within France.

Naples, Florida-based Elite Jets Charters now employs 18 pilots and operates six company-owned aircraft.

The group will discuss issue such as Covid-19 patient transport, medical crew rest and duty rule, and international regs.

Online registration for the FAA’s first virtual International Rotorcraft Safety Conference is now open.

Trive Capital will provide counsel and financing for additional acquisitions by aircraft modification firm Field Aerospace.

The Aircraft Electronics Association attributed the steep decline to the pandemic.

The private lift provider has introduced a carbon-offset option for its customers.

The Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection Act, a companion to a Senate bill, would cover up to 50 percent of some workers' compensation.

The U.S. Navy’s electronic attack capabilities are receiving a major boost with the adoption of the NGJ to replace the 50-year-old ALQ-99.

Better theater situational awareness, expanded missile defenses, armed UAVs and a light aircraft carrier are on Seoul’s shopping list.

It turns out that in late July 2020, the company filed a U.S. trademark application for its proposed all-electric, four-seat aircraft.

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Bell unveiled its new manufacturing technology center in Fort Worth, Texas, on August 10.