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The FAA is now allowing pilots with insulin-dependent diabetes to fly in commercial ops, but it requires a special-issuance medical and ongoing testing.

Three ways that keeping your aircraft digitally connected to your maintenance and ground teams can increase its uptime without compromising safety.

Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, plans are underway for a flyover in Washington and other celebrations there and in Hawaii.

The affected aircraft include Gulfstream III, IV/IV-SP/G450, V/G550, and G650/650ER twinjets.

A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts urban air taxis will begin operations in 2022 and grow to a worldwide fleet of 430,000 by 2040.

Website provides for developer integration of weather data into mobile devices.

Most regions experienced a decline in the number of accidents and the global fatal accident rate so far this year stands at six.

The European airframer will supply a longer-range version of the A350-1000 for flights between Sydney and London and New York.

Embraer's E175-E2 made its first flight today from the company’s headquarters in São José dos Campos, Brazil, kicking off a 24-month flight-test campaign.

Drone services and analytics company PrecisionHawk has raised $32 million of new investment to finance new artificial intelligence tool.

Abu Dhabi Airport will see the launch of two low-cost carriers, helping to draw more point-to-point traffic.

The UAE's Horizon International Flight Academy took delivery of the first of 12 Bell 505s this week.

EASA has granted type certificate approval for installation of the Safran Aneto 1K engine in the Leonardo AW189 super-medium twin helicopter.

StandardAero and Thales signed an agreement to jointly develop and certify an advanced autopilot system for several light helicopters, including the AS350.

The 66,000-sq-ft Gulfstream MRO facility includes a 43,000-sq-ft hangar.

WingX reported November business jet departures in Europe dipped 3.2 percent year-over-year, while flights are off by 12 percent versus November 2008.

GKN will provide the empennage and electrical wiring and interconnection systems (EWIS) and Aernnova will develop the mid-fuselage for the Aerion AS2.

Russia’s TsAGI and UAC report good progress on CR929 development.

The IPO for eVTOL developer EHang is set to raise less than half of its initial $100 million target.

New procedure will comply with changes to ICAO and FAA call sign requirements, Air Care Alliance says.

The U.S. LCC has committed to a $125 million profit sharing disbursement to employees based on Boeing’s compensation for the 737 Max grounding.

Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia have opened a center to train helicopter crews tasked with supporting special forces.

Start Aviation, which had operated the FBO at Middletown Regional Airport/Hook Field for a decade, will be replaced by a city-run FBO.

Starting with the An-32, the IAF is to engage local industry for maintenance to focus military efforts on front-line activities.

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U.S. authorities concluded that 99 of 100 flight crews could successfully react to MCAS alerts within 10 seconds.

The global airline group sees slower economic growth, trade wars, and social unrest contributing to a less profitable year than originally expected.

The sponsors behind the film hope for wide distribution of the film that shows the world's fastest bipolar circumnavigation in a jet.

FAA administrator Stephen Dickson pledges to fly the airplane himself before clearing it for service entry.

In an appeal, NBAA believes the FAA should take steps to rectify possible illegal actions at SMO, as well as to maintain a national policy,