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Embraer Services & Support has expanded its executive jets service center at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport via a hangar lease.

A new consortium has launched to consider the possibilies of supply chain for SAF in British Columbia.

The Irkutsk plant in Siberia expects to reach a production capacity of 72 MC-21s by 2025.

APS notes that single-pilot operators are six times as likely as crews to experience Loc-I, making UPRT training all the more important.

FAA's LAANC expands to four major airports, seven more service providers.

With 50 different new technologies on board, Boeing's ecoDemonstrator is a flying test bed for innovation.

Reuben Burciaga was fined $20,000 by the FAA after his out-of-control drone landed next to Las Vegas runway.

Currently director of government contracting and lead international captain for Phoenix Air Group, Ott is active in a range of safety initiatives.

Russia has donated two MiG-29s to Mongolia to restore a fast-jet capability the air force lost with the withdrawal of the last MiG-21s.

While Bombardier has used SAF in its Connecticut-based demonstration fleet since 2017, it has now taken the first shipment at its Montreal headquarters.

Pilatus Aircraft this week handed over the 1,700th PC-12 some 25 years after the turboprop single entered service.

The Illinois-based MRO has completed three Garmin G5000 avionics installs and has another 15 scheduled for the mid-size business jet.

SwiftBroadband Helo X-Stream was developed to enable advanced streaming, alleviating long-standing connectivity issues from rotor-blade interference.

Three recently introduced bills would facilitate local restrictions of operations, preempting federal authority, six industry organizations said.

ASL Group will expand its facilties at Antwerp International Airport.

Single-aisle airliners led all segments with orders for 404 units.

New technology allows Mars users to generate an online and printable fact sheets and brochures for aircraft marketing.

Ingenio Aerospace has teamed with Dassault Falcon to develop “plug and play” personal electronic device receptacles for Falcon 2000, 900 and 7X cabins.

France’s Thales Group says all OEMs could benefit from PureFlyt, giving it a chance for adoption on Boeing airliner programs.

The FAA determination on a Part 16 filed against the City of Santa Monica provides SMO operators and tenants "a morsel of god news," AOPA said.

Gulfstream Aerospace has begun deliveries of its G500 in Europe, with the first for the region handed over to an undisclosed charter operator.

The list was a recommendation from the General Aviation Joint Steering Committee in an effort to help address loss of control fatal accidents.

Urban air mobility movers and shakers assemble at Ross Perot's Texas ranch to address the investment case for eVTOL aircraft programs.

Afghan Air Force's fleet of MD 530Fs has increased to 60.

The new Metrojet hangar rising at Clark International Airport, in the Phillipines is expected to be operational by mid-2020.

The Runway Status Lights alerts pilots and vehicle operators about potential runway conflicts.

Aircraft owners are seeing insurance rate hikes of between 15 percent and 25 percent, and "some way more than that," according to AOPA.

With more aircraft equipped with ADS-B, the Aviation Safety Reporting System is receiving more pilot comments on how ADS-B is helping to avoid collisions.

The Hong Kong-based business aviation services provider first achieved the IS-BAO certification in 2016.

WAI highlighted her ability to lead a team “with her quick wit and creative inspiration” and said Luebke was proud of her work to develop future leaders.