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The Republic of Korea is to buy 20 more F-35 stealth fighters, but the exact nature of the requirement remains a source for debate.

The JATR panel cited the FAA for inadequate awareness of the function of the 737 Max's MCAS and Boeing for “undue pressures” on members of its ODA staff.

The SJ30i first flight launched a certification test program that is expected to span 18 months and result in an amended TC.

Held throughout North America, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe, the Girls in Aviation Day vents introduced girls to aerospace career possibilities.

Incoming ANZ chief executive Greg Foran will begin his tenure in the first quarter of 2020.

Advent Aircraft Systems will provide its eABS for Power Brake Systems for Boom's XB-1 supersonic demonstrator.

AAR is assessing the drone technology under a 12-month agreement with Donecle, a French specialist in automated aircraft inspections.

AOPA's Nall report points to historic lows in fatal accidents, finding a notable drop in weather-related crashes.

Thailand’s national carrier prepares a restructuring program to avoid collapse.

A meet-up for the flight attendant community on the eve of the convention, its organizers hope to make it an annual event.

Comlux Completes Its First Wide-Body, an Airbus A330

Bell will display a mockup of its Nexus eVTOL urban air mobility vehicle at this year's NBAA-BACE

Assent Aeronautics has launched a business aircraft transaction advisory business unit to deliver data-driven aircraft brokerage and transaction advisory.

The super-midsize twinjet will be operated by Munich-based MHS Aviation.

Changes under the FAA’s Northeast Corridor Atlantic Coast Routes (NEC ACR) initiative are set to take place beginning this week.

The facility is looking for business beyond its launch customer.

Citing large gaps, four regional, GA, and business aviation organizations pointed to a need for 23 more ADS-B ground stations to cover common routes.

Porsche and Boeing are developing a concept eVTOL and will jointly explore the "premium" UAM space.

Airlines around the world have completed inspections on 810 NGs in compliance with an FAA airworthiness directive.

The Safran-AECC WZ16 helicopter engine is the first jointly-developed aero engine to be entirely certified in China.

Among the 152 Bombardier Global transactions that ZenithJet has handled were the first Global 7500 and the first Global 6500.

Safran says its Arrius family of helicopter engines has topped 10M flight hours since introduced in 1996.

CBD is technically not prohibited, but consumption or use nonetheless carries big risks for pilots.

Denel’s short-range weapon has been brought to fruition with Brazilian help, and is now ready for operation with the Gripen

Bell anticipates FAA certification approval for its new 525 super-medium twin helicopter next year.

The failure of Avianca Brasil contributes to a higher load factor in the region.

The Global Licensed Aircraft Dealer Association seeks to be the leading advocate in the “fair business” of buying, selling, and leasing business aircraft.

Duncan's Sacramento satellite shop now has ADS-B installation bookings scheduled through March 2020 and is quoting several operators for further bookings.

The charter booking platform uses economies of scale to offer preferred rates for flights.