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The bulk of the active water bomber fleet is in Europe, with the second-largest portion in North America.

XTI Aircraft expects to receive new electric motors for its scale proof-of-concept (POC) TriFan 600 within seven days and is targeting first flight soon.

The aircraft will be outfitted with a VIP interior at Comlux's Indianapolis completion facility.

The company sees business aviation expansion potential in a region where economic growth is expected to outpace the rest of China.

An employee at Kuala Lumpur Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport was killed after a landing Bombardier Challenger 300 struck his airport maintenance vehicle.

Dallas-based Mente Group's services and locations expansion includes an alliance with Germany's ProAir Aviation.

The Federation's import body has denied an import license to Pobeda Airlines for 30 737 Max jets while Rosaviatsiya withholds A220 certification.

The Max display upgrades from Aspen Avionics are available at special pricing through the end of April.

Delays in implementing recommendations, a cybersecurity risk tool, and R&D priorities are inhibiting risk mitigation, the OIG found.

The U.S. manufacturer plans to relay details of updated Max flight control software and a training addendum.

WAI conference hosts dozens of educational sessions, several of which were directed at women interested in careers in business aviation.

Garmin has certified new, lower-cost, and more capable avionics designed for single-engine piston aircraft.

The study is financed by a more than $71,000 award to the industrial psychology department at Aberdeen University in Scotland.

BBC Wales has continued to investigate Sala crash, assisted by BACA, which wants more action from the CAA to deter illegal charter.

The three T-RX testers are each designed to test specific radio types—up to 16 systems each—and cover more than 100 tests.

Piccard said historic achievement, peobably the last great aviation achievement of the 20th Century, seems like "only yesterday."

Following a shootdown in early 2018, the venerable "Frogfoot" was withdrawn from action, but now a better-protected version is back.

Wijet has ordered 16 HondaJets and launched service after its first one was delivered on March 20.

Fatigue can defeat the best pilots, procedures, and training—and if not properly managed can become a killer.

The event will be held in concert with the German Business Aviation Association and cover a range of topics that highlight from ADS-B to air ambulance.

The Bank of America Merrill Lynch report noted lower pricing among all size categories of used business jets in February.

The Indonesian flag carrier cites a loss of confidence among passengers in the new Boeing narrowbody.

It is QTA's sixth FAA-approved STC for its carbon fiber engine inlet replacement program.

Impairment charge, lower Air Medical profit contribute to PHI's 2018 $141 million loss

As the USAF requests new F-15s in the FY20 budget, the appearance of F-15SAs at Red Flag provides an idea of the kind of Eagles that the service might get.

Australia's CASA has proposed qualification standards for flight training simulators and other flight training devices.

The FAA has developed a voluntary program for monitoring, reporting, and verifying CO2 emissions.

MBDA is developing the Brimstone missile further, with an eye on deployment on the UK's Apache helicopter and Protector armed UAV

USAIG is adding financial incentives for operators with Performance Vector Plus policies to be IS-BAO registered or meet BASC requirements.

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