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PDC and eAPIS services are now available for U.S. operators.

Forecast International says world rotorcraft production will reach 18,000 between 2019 and 2028

Local Brazil manufacturers may more than double in number with the addition of Octans Aircraft.

Royal FBO already provides presidential services in Bolivia and Peru.

The Aviadvigatel PD-35 ranks as the largest turbofan every conceived in Russia.

The sale of four AW109s and an AW169 will expand already sizeable Leonardo’s VIP/corporate fleet flying in Brazil.

The French OEM believes the Latin American market is recovering and its investment in supporting customers will pay off with further Falcon sales.

With a fleet of Diamond and Cessna trainers, Daytona Beach, Florida-based Phoenix East Aviation has been in business since 1972.

Great Circle Aviation Services looks to increase the aircraft maintenance offerings at Sanderson Field Municipal Airport.

The company last month made certain of its STCs available for third-party centers.

The delivery of two Pegasus tankers to Pease ANGB in New Hampshire marks the start of the type’s career with the Air National Guard.

NATA survey reveals 70 percent of operators are not reporting suspected illegal activity.

The $20 million facility will include a 10,000 sq ft terminal, 35,000 sq ft hangar and 10 acres of ramp in its first phase.

Air Trek's medical services division is preparing legal action after two of its jets were downed by DEF-laced fuel.

The Brazilian manufacturer is adding certifications for its newest business jet.

Boeing has been involved for many years in STEM education in Brazil and recently extended its commitment in the country.

The ACH145 is being showcased as an ideal vehicle for corporate and private customers in Brazil.

Insurance broker Goodwinds is a LABACE stalwart and supplies insurance to all corners of the aviation multiverse.

The low-cost airline attributes the decision to end transatlantic services to the continuing Max grounding and its network overhaul.

Many factors both governmental and economic are rapidly laying the groundwork for GA to prosper in Brazil and beyond.

Nearly 7,000 Barons of all types have been built, of which more than 3,000 are long-fuselage Baron 58s. The type remains in production after five decades.

Gualter Helicopteros is exhibiting a mockup of Kopter’s new SH09 helicopter at LABACE.

Gulfstream Aerospace has named two Brazilian aircraft services companies—Líder Aviação and Aero Rio Táxi Aéreo—as company-authorized warranty facilities.

A German university has achieved an automatic landing in a light airplane using vision-assisted navigation.

Weeks after reaching a settlement agreement, the town of Norwood, Massachusetts, has apparently reneged on a deal to allow BEH to establish an FBO.

According to statistics released by GAMA, the entire segment was down more than 15 percent from a year ago, with turbine helicopters down 11.3 percent.

The FAA is investigating an incident in which a Boston MedFlight pilot briefly fell asleep at the controls of a helicopter while transporting a patient.

The Skytelligence open marketplace enables companies to access and share aviation, flight, weather and operations data.

He was sworn in as the 18th administrator, while Dan Elwell, who had been acting administrator, returns to the deptuy administrator post.

Low-cost carrier Jeju Air adds capacity to China as Japanese services wane.