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Making Air Ambulances Flying Hospitals

Midwest HEMS provider makes 15,000 hours since 2014.

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Aeralis has devised a modular trainer concept built around a common fuselage that can be adapted to answer basic and advanced training needs.

Depite strong competition from the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Belgian government has selected the F-35 to replace its F-16s.

The Gripen E has taken a significant step forward with its first missile firing, while Saab is to supply a GaN fighter radar to the U.S. for testing

With the arrival of cold weather in New England, Turtles Fly Too is looking for help moving the endangered sea creatures to southern rehab centers.

Burning interest In waterbomber program surfaces.

Growth of Dubai International to continue as planners see capacity reaching 118 million passengers a year by 2023

UK manufacturer expects to ship 50 fewer large engines than originally planned

In the two decades after entering production in 1969, Embraer manufactured and delivered 498 Bandeirantes.

109-seat narrowbody to fly out of New York-LaGuardia Airport

Survey finds that most operations involve small companies with a single aircraft, many of which travel to destinations that do not have commercial service.

AOPA claims the investigation will examine how well the FAA is exercising its responsibility to oversee airports that receive federal funds.

The “Flexcellent” technology combines dry film lubricants with traditional grease to improve performance at higher speeds and torque loads.

Flagged Events Drop 20% In One Year

AA describes its joint transatlantic business agreement with IAG’s carriers as by far its best for consumers

Gulf airline awaits work on bid to acquire 25 percent stake in Moscow airport

Human-factors can improve the dissemination of information.

Consolidations cap a year of growth.

India-based Titan Aviation looks to make inroads into the U.S. charter market.

Local Aviation Services provider Clemens Aviation will soon break ground on a new $9 million complex at Colonel James Jabara Airport.

The 2013 shutdown disrupted $1.9 billion in aircraft transactions.

CEO Kjos says wet leasing replacement aircraft has proved damaging and costly

Congress directed to DOT to review complaints to illegal charter hotline and report on efforts to stem such activity.

CJP now has more than 1,000 members who fly some 600 Cessna Citations.

Company predicts deliveries will peak in 2025, at 1,027 units worth more than $34 billion.

Congress directed FAA to create an rulemaking committee on Part 135 duty and rest rules within 180 days and report of its findings within two years.

Low fares undercutting profitability but CEO emphasizes long-term view