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Study measures size and economic impact of business aviation in Canada.

DolphiTech and Barfield Announce Distribution Agreement

Breakthrough in search for FDR and CVR

The Bombardier Learjet 85 landed at the other end of the spectrum.

The FAA drew fire from the NTSB for “mistakenly releasing preliminary information” about a March 2014 US Airways accident in Philadelphia.

Changes proposed to consensus standards.

Low-cost equipage includes GTX 3000 Mode S extended-squitter remote transponder paired with GDL 88 ADS-B datalink.

Software will manage business operation and AOG requirements

The bag ontains fires, explosions and smoke emissions from lithium-ion-powered devices as well as any combustible item.

The FAA has released a final regulation that requires U.S. passenger and cargo airlines to implement a safety management system by 2018.

Declining fuel costs will prove a benefit to the smaller end of the general aviation market, but could be a negative to airliner OEMs.

The company claims to be the first genav company to sign on as a tenant at the new general aviation terminal at Princess Juliana International Airport.

The revised volume takes into account industry developments since 2007’s first edition.

Sixty-year-old ramp gets renovation.

Thai VietJet Air, the Thai offshoot of Vietnam’s no frills carrier VietJet Air, is preparing to launch in the first quarter this year.

Precision Helicopters placed the launch order for the Flexrotor, a vertical takeoff and landing UAV developed by Insitu co-founder Tad McGeer.

The International Civil Aviation Organization’s new Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems Panel aims to deliver first standards for UAVs in 2018.

Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) steps in as ranking Democrat of T&I, while 12 new Republicans join committee.

Nearly 60 percent of all commercial aviation accidents in Canada involve air taxi operators, the TSB says.

Recent blanket implementation of "'climb via' dilutes its effectiveness and has caused confusion among some cockpit crewmembers.”

Groups push for FAA to release proposal this summer.

To date, the Passport engine has logged more than 750 hours and 300 cycles of testing on the ground.

David Davenport is now executive vice president of the commercial segment, while Raymond Johns is executive vice president of the government segment.

Books $232 billion worth of orders

Avionics and interior completions firm moves into a new headquarters facility.

Lawsuit seeks to overturn interpretation that ride-sharing program constitutes commercial activity.

The $500 million deal covers helicopters, sims and a sea-going training vessel.

Prevention is only part of the equation, CAA says, insisting on improving water impact survivability

Recent expansion extends the company’s maintenance and parts inventory capabilities.

Manufacturers wanted to hear about the impacts of FOD events and operators believe they can do about them.