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Over the course of January and February the Finnish air force is evaluating the five contenders for its Hornet replacement program.

Ukraine International Airlines executives held a press conference to address Iran’s culpability in the shootdown of Flight PS752.

Carver Aero, which operates the lone FBOs at Iowa's Davenport Municipal and Muscatine Municipal Airport, has been sold to an investment firm.

Exec versions of Airbus’s newest wide-body and single-aisle airliners now coming to market, company reports in Singapore.

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New York-based Blade Urban Air Mobility and majority partner Delhi-based Hunch Ventures recently started preliminary helicopter service in India.

The move comes shortly after AIM acquired Teterboro School of Aeronautics.

Eurocontrol is now using the actual, not planned, route flown to establish distance used to calculate route charges, which could lead to higher charges.

The job reductions by Spirit AeroSystems comes as Boeing's 737 Max remains grounded.

Ethics, illegal charters, tax planning, ADS-B privacy, and aircraft insurance are the top challenges for business aviation in 2020.

Dassault has scheduled Falcon M&O sessions in eight cities and will discuss class Falcons in two of those locations.

JSX service between Portland International Airport and King County International Airport/Boeing Field to begin April 2.

New FAA rules would require most unmanned aircraft to share their position and identity with other airspace users.

State defense orders are going to subside, and the industry is looking to replace them with civil orders.

The Republic of Singapore Air Force has selected the STOVL version of the F-35 to answer its new fighter requirement.

Large-jet features make the small jet a crowd pleaser.

Iranians continue to suggest a technical failure caused the Ukraine International Airlines Boeing to crash.

Aeronautical Data Systems has released the Ergo Blue app to help improve the outcome in a ditching situation.

The Idaho-based developer of Atlas active winglets received bankruptcy court approval of its plan to pay back creditors.

A Learjet 45's nose gear collapsed due to likely inadvertent crew braking during a towed pushback, mirroring at least three other similar incidents.

Europe’s antitrust regulators set a new deadline of April 30 to decide on the proposed transaction between the U.S. and Brazilian companies.

The “poor man’s S-400” offers high capability but at a much-reduced cost compared with its internationally controversial stablemate.

Business aircraft flight activity in Europe climbed 2.9 percent year-over-year last month, but full-year activity was down 1.6 percent versus 2018.

Swift Tactical Systems has won a $17 Million contract to provide Bahamas government agencies with an unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) program.

The European airframer expects to increase A320 production to seven per month by the start of 2021.

Brian Moore assumes Dann Runik's former post while Rich High takes on leadership of FlightSafety Textron Aviation Training.

The Cambridge-based MRO specialist continues to deepen its involvement in worldwide C-130 sustainment activities.

IAG looked internally for a successor and named Iberia CEO Luis Gallego to lead the company, ahead of the planned acquisition of Air Europa.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has taken a personal interest in ensuring export sales of the model.

Four companies have teamed to develop the “Praetorian Evolution" of the Eurofighter.