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Waypoint Leasing has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and put itself up for sale.

China's approval was the final key regulatory hurdle for UTC's $30 billion Rockwell Collins acquisition.

A proliferation of new airlines in Cambodia warrants local training needs.

The Nextant 604XT, the first business jet with touchscreen panel displays, has been approved by the FAA.

The Royal Navy's first deck trials campaigns with the F-35B aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth have come to a successful comclusion

Kopter Group announced the first flight of its third SH09 test helicopter this week.

Consolidation of Indian airlines is inevitable as losses mount and capacity continues to increase.

With operators seeking MEL relief for STC components not yet evaluated through the required process, the FAA has issued new guidance.

The new rule for Tier 2 airports was prompted by slot shortages at primary airports and airspace congestion.

The Iris program is a partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA), led by Inmarsat, to establish secure, high-bandwidth communications over Europe.

Bombardier is adding a seventh European line service center and five more MRT trucks in North America.

Appointments are part of a wider management shake-up and renewal

Business and general aviation operators are complying with airline rules, says the IBAC director general.

A new study concludes that drones can transport organs faster and cheaper than manned aircraft.

The RAF is regaining a maritime patrol capability through the acquisition of P-8s, but senior officers are concerned that there are not enough for the task

This series will examine how bizav can benefit from the path airlines have laid out.

Lenders look to finance the next cycle upturn.

The diesel-powered single-engine Archer might have new life in large training academies.

UK low-cost carrier firms purchase rights for 17 A320neos, postpones deliveries of 18

The FAA's new 32,050-sq-ft Atlanta Flight Operations Facility will accomodate six specially-equipped Beechcraft BE-300 twin turboprops.

The Arizona-based aviation services and sales company is now the world's top dealer of the light jet.

After the FAA released a special airworthiness bulletin last year, more instances have occurred involving jet fuel contaminated with diesel exhaust fluid.

In service with for 49 years, first as an airliner, then as a flying engine testbed, the four-engine jumbo was the world's oldest active 747.

The FAA is rolling out 55 new PBN routes as part of its South-Central Florida Metroplex initiative.

The forward-fit avionics market is up 16.6 percent and retrofit sales have improved by 14.7 percent in the first nine months of the year.

The USHST reports that the overall accident rate is declining.

Moscow Vnukovo-based Red Wings expects first of six A220s in May and eyes a further four examples.

Indonesia's review follows last month’s Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 8 crash

A flight in Embraer's new Praetor 600 super midsize jet reveals a host of new features.

The associate member category is attracting a range of startups and other companies engaged in hybrid, electric, or autonomous systems.