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Thirteen typhoons and major storms result in the cancellation of nearly 16,000 flights in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China

The two companies have signed a Parts Reclamation Engine Surplus agreement.

U.S. Congress funds security agency at $7.9 billion a year

Series II, rolled out with a new batch of block changes, is the culmination of more than 200 enhancements that have been incorporated over the past decade.

DroidEFB's aviation app offers full EFB capabilities for Android devices.

The package supports the King Air 200 with saddle tank conversion kits.

FL ARI Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering Company to address growing shortage of MRO capacity in the People's Republic

The company has established an AM center for further development of the manufacturing technology.

Claims 30% Of Private, Business Helicopter Market

The Russian SCCA has approved Jet Aviation’s support of Russian-registered aircraft in Vienna.

ContractCrew provides a platform for short term employment opportunities.

Adamson will succeed Paula Derks next year as president and CEO of AEA.

Law Enforcement Given Broad Shoot Down Authority

Adient Aerospace’s headquarters and initial factory to be based near Frankfurt

Wholesale management transition also to see exit of CFO Harald Wilhelm

Both pilots died in the accident and the two passengers suffered critical injuries.

General Atomics is providing new launch and recovery systems for the U.S. Navy's next aircraft carriers.

The website is among several initiations that the association is undertaking as it seeks to elevate its reach globally.

Runway refurbishment at Dubai International Airport next spring prompts temporary move

Originally set to end in October, the program which added two additional slots daily, will now run through March.

The Pilatus advanced trainer was selected by France in early 2017 to replace Epsilons and Alpha Jets.

Both T&I chairman Bill Shuster and his father Bud were on hand for the October 5 signing ceremony.

Chinese companies consider establishing aircraft leasing company on the continent

Air transport finance leaders revel in industry’s favorable environment

FlightServ, which began servicing aircraft at Trention Mercer Airport last year, has approval to begin construction on a new facility.

The first nine months have yielded three fatalities among U.S.-registered business jets.

After being targeted by a campaign alleging excessive pricing for GA customers, the FBO giant has begun posting service fees for piston-powered aircraft.

Nearly 70 of Leonardo's Medium Twin Already Delivered

Civil Tiltrotor Program "Progressing Well."

After the company's leased hangar at the Houston airport was leveled in a freak storm, the charter provider has moved across the field to a larger facility