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The global aviation safety company now has IS-BAO auditors based in the U.S. and Canada.

Launched last October, the maintenance-focused webportal now has nearly 300 registered corporate aircraft.

An Embraer Super Tucano and one of two crew were lost.

General Aviation-only Waterbury-Oxford will reopen on August 5, at the completion of a $32 million runway rehab.

LEAP deliveries are four weeks behind schedule but the lag is lessening every month, and could be gone by year-end.

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The former designated airworthiness representative plead guilty to charges that he "rubber stamped" aircraft part inspection forms.

The Blackhawk XP67A Engine upgrade will boost the turboprop twin to a maximum allowable takeoff weight of up to 17,500 pounds.

StandardAero recently received EASA certification for its retrofittable crash-resistant fuel tank system for the Airbus Helicopters AS350 and EC130 series.

The global aviation services provider will open a new FBO in the Seychelles on August 1.

NATA said the latest FAA proposed enforcement action brings to light ramifications of illegal charter activity.

Will Replace Existing EC145 Fleet

505 Certified In More Than 20 Countries Worldwide

NBAA recently announced the 42 recipients of the 2018 Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Scholarship.

Second Aircraft Joins Test Program

The Westchester Aviation Association held its Third Annual Safety Day events on June 19, 20

With new engines to come later, only 12 have been ordered for one squadron.

A recent NTSB decision shines spotlight on maintenance logbook entries.

NASA and Caltech will continue operations of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

A RTCA report details recommendations for better understanding GPS testing's impact on the NAS.

The $247.5 million test program with Lockheed Martin will now be known as the X-59 QueSST. It is expected to fly by 2023.

Twelve out of 20 Iran Air ATR 72s still undelivered

The agency details its conclusions in a newly-released report.

Donaldson has signed an agreement with Leonardo to develop two new IBFs for the AW169.

Franco-Italian manufacturer expects to deliver its 1,500th aircraft from its Toulouse base later this year

Implementation of runway safety initiatives continue to experience delays.

Scheduled for March 2019, the new show will be hosted by the Saudi Aviation Club and expects to attract business, general aviation and commercial aircraft.

The UK charter operator will continue flying under an AOC located in continental Europe.

The FAA estimates the rule changes will save pilots and operators up to $113.5 million.

Raisbeck Engineering recently received STC approvals for its five-blade composite swept propeller and four-bade aluminum swept propeller.