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The groups fear the amendment would pave the way for thousands of state and local government to impose their own restrictions on commercial UAS ops.

Antonov Airlines delivered 12 generators from Chile to Bolivia.

More than 1,100 WASP pilots flew more than 60 million miles in support of the Army Air Forces.

Grand Canyon crash posed unique challenges.

Applications for perpetually flying solar aircraft include global intelligence gathering and internet distribution.

After a decade of often intensive operations with the Marines the RQ-7B Shadow has been retired in favor of the RQ-21A Blackjack

Evans has dedicated 23 years of service to NBAA.

Saving weight and keeping a close eye on engine parameters can save up to 4 percent in fuel burn per flight hour.

Airline lobby group “hopeful” other OEMs will follow suit

Part of the company's new Avfuel Training System, the new course will enable FBOs and operators to comply with the agency's fuel safety regulations.

GAMA praises the reaffirmation as the U.S. takes the same stance.

New features include the incorporation of the MEBAA Conference on the show floor, a club lounge, and a product demonstration theater.

Bipartisan Amendment Adds $3 Million To Pilot Program

Launch customer SpiceJet to take first example later this year

Facility Will Be Based At MIT

Pilot tried to abort takeoff during hailstorm when gust of wind forced airplane to the ground

New networks and services advance bizav’s onboard experience.

Thales has adapted an older weapon with laser guidance to create a low-collateral damage munition ideal for the urban environment.

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Introducing the Bose ProFlight Aviation Headset

Gulfstream is back on top this year, but Dassault is catching up.

Group trims 2018 capacity growth plans, upholds earning outlook

The association questioned the assumptions that went into the $5.80 per 1,000 pounds original proposed fee.

Airbus Helicopters has outlined its plans to build the H135 in the U.S. if it is selected to answer the Navy's training helicopter requirement

The company is working on opening locations in New York, Boston, and Chicago, which are expected to be operating by the end of the year.

The contract to buy 36 Rafales has become an election issue in India, where its pricing and offset deal have come under scrutiny

The Phoenix location will be staffed by Doug Kvassay, a longtime aircraft sales and acquisitions representative with the company.

New York-based equity firm GenNx360 Capital Partners eyed growth potential in its acquisition of MRO company Precision Aviation Group.

Event will brief pilots on steps needed to participate with departure clearance via CPDLC and give info on upcoming domestic en route CPDLC services.

New precision approaches in Europe are underpinned by the EGNOS satellite-based augmentation system.