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Closer working on maintenance and parts supply should improve the operational availability of over 100 aircraft

While most debate focuses on ATC reform, FAA reauthorization will tackle an array of issues.

Six people died in the Sikorsky S-76C+ crash.

Hahn Air has used the Cessna CJ4 as a miniature airliner since 2012.

Current fuel prices will be available for more than 200 countries through Fuelerlinx.

EASA approved the company's ultra-thin glass mirrors and panels in a Falcon 900.

Pilatus won another competition for turbo-trainers; continues to also deliver PC-7 MkIIs and PC-21s

Air Wilmington broke ground on a new 21,000 square foot hangar

NTSB's probable cause cites engine loss that followed the unseating of the carburetor main metering jet.

The FAA issued a stern warning about unauthorized drones use as the number of pilot sightings have already nearly tripled so far this year.

Dubai-Panama City Service to Last 17 Hours, 35 Minutes

The training will be offered at the company's facility in Botucatu.

Already a gateway for the Northeast Caribbean, the facility has set its sights on drawing more traffic from the U.S., Europe and South America

The power line lacked the standard triangular markings to warn the pilot of the upcoming intersection with another line, according to the board.

Raises 20-year forecast for India to 1,740 airplanes

The location will be offering triple Avtrip points for fuel purchases through the end of October.

The global helicopter lessor, looks to expand its presence in Latin America.

Embraer’s mid-light business jet is surprisingly quiet and very capable.

NetJets results were buoyed by a 62-percent increase in aircraft sales but tempered by aircraft cancellation fees.

The company will deliver two production-representative versions of its D-ILS system to the Air Force by July 2018.

The third-generation helmet-mounted display system incorporates several improvements over the Gen 2 system.

The new U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility at Van Nuys Airport saves international travelers an extra stop at LAX.

The upgrade allows aircraft to fly North Atlantic tracks where Fans equipage is required.

Latest ABAG Yearbook reveals an overall slow-down in Brazil’s general aviation activity, but increases in private aviation and training.

Various projects have ground to a halt as Brazil’s economy has hit the buffers

Textron expects to authorize multiple TAM facilities as King Air service centers.

The facility renovated its 600-sq-ft departure lounge based on customer feedback.

Textron expects to authorize multiple TAM facilities as King Air service centers.

With Mexico now the number two business aviation market, the global aircraft brokerage has established a new regional sale hub in the country.

Meanwhile, more upgrades of the aging Il-38 airframe will be completed.