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Aircraft OEMs and MROs try to balance mobile service demands for AOG with light maintenance service requests.

Aircraft OEMs and MROs try to balance mobile service demands for AOG with light mx service requests.

Bristow Group is assessing its "ability to continue as a going concern" amidst financial reporting "weaknesses."

A centralized team is looking at possibilities for additive manufacturing throughout Collins Aerospace business lines and sees plenty of opportunities.

The Brazilian manufacturer ships 90 airliners following busy fourth quarter.

The establishment of a West African MRO hub accompanies plans to launch a Nigerian flag carrier.

UK aerospace industry production fell in 2018 in spite of record global aircraft deliveries.

Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation has approved Falcon Aviation for business jet and regional aircraft maintenance at its bases in the UAE.

The February 13 hearing was scheduled after House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leaders introduced a bill to shield the FAA from shutdowns.

The gains were driven mostly by charter operations as Part 91 flights edged slightly lower, according to the JSSI Business Aviation Index.

After nearly a decade of planning, the Martin County Airport in Stuart has its own U.S. Customs facility, which can process both airplanes and boats.

Lufthansa Technik will now lead Lufthansa Group's drone operations.

Manufacture of the low-earth-orbit satellites is moving to Florida.

David Winstanley is the first CEO of London Biggin Hill Airport and JSSI named Francisco Zozaya president of JSSI Latin America.

Comlux Completes the First Boeing BBJ Max

Flying into Tough Airports: Chambéry, France

The first Falcon 2000-series cockpit nose assembly made in India by Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd. is now ready to be handed over to Dassault Aviation.

Progress on the sale of the Italian flag carrier remains unclear, as Air France-KLM weighs withdrawing from a rescue deal.

Honeywell's repair and overhaul site consolidation is expected to be complete later this year.

Armenia is to become an operator of the Su-30SM with an initial order for four, while India hopes to swell its fleet with another 18

Pilots should rest assured that many medical conditions requiring medications are approvable by the FAA without too much complication.

The bill would enable the FAA to draw completely from the aviation trust fund and continue operating at current funding levels during government shutdowns.

Charter operators are reporting softening demand.

The recorders will blend Curtiss-Wright’s Fortress technology with Honeywell’s software expertise in connectivity.

Gulfstream boosted its customer support resources in Europe and Asia, adding maintenance hangar space at Paris-Le Bourget and more capabilities in Beijing.

The Los Angeles-area business and general aviation hub, saw zero vehicle or pedestrial runway or taxiway incursions last year.

Plans call for Norwegian Air Shuttle to form a leasing joint venture with a “very strong” Asian company.

The new AeroVue flight deck brings sophisticated Part 25 features to the King Air B200.

The first of the Airbus narrowbodies to carry paying passengers in the Americas flew from New York to Boston.

The FBO has signed a temporary deal on a vacant hangar which will increase its available aircraft shelter by more than a third.