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New ATR Giugiaro Cabin Designs Boost Aircraft Passenger Comfort Standards

Staying Connected in the Sky with Gogo Business Aviation

FBI investigating fire after suspected arsonist was arrested at the scene.

The experimental demonstrator is being used to test aircraft systems and handling.

The Ministry of Defence has revived the Ilyushin Il-112 project, a development of the Il-114 airliner.

Program embarks on 3,000-hour certification regimen

Carrier to use double-decker first on London to Abu Dhabi route

The U.S. began striking targets in Iraq on August 7, and the effort to stem the advance of Islamic State and other terrorist groups has increased.

Maiden mission lasts some two and a half hours

Air Cote d'Ivoire and ASKY are both receiving fresh capital injections from the West African Development Bank

The single-engine turboprop will be used to provide light air support, reconnaissance and training capabilities to the Afghanistan military.

STC approval of the G5000 in the Beechjet 400A/400XP is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2015.

Increased charges that would take effect April 15, 2015, are “considerably higher, in terms of the specific amount and the additional cost.”

Airbus said the technologies being tested are “transversal,” meaning not specifically meant for any one particular helicopter model.

Proposal seeks to amend qualification standards for some flight simulation training devices.

Helibras safety manager Antonio Modesto described the event as “the realization of a personal dream” with full company support.

This follows record growth in both June and July, “with September on track for similar activity.”

The first flights of the upgraded Mi-171 will take place in Moscow.

Bureau of Safety and Environment mulls including industry standards for design, construction and maintenance of helidecks in regulations.

Criticism runs rampant of inprudent spending.

Adding one word will make a major difference, groups claim.

OSHA doesn’t consider industry safe enough.

MRO operates facilities in Jeddah, Riyadh and Medina.

Graduates qualify for EASA engineer certification.

Repair station provides full propeller services.

The event exposes bright minds to the wide array of exciting and lucrative aerospace and aviation careers that are available to them.

The acquisition positions AIM Aviation to serve the Far East and Australasian markets.

The King Air will serve patients in New Mexico.

The instructional event will included a review of current and pending systems.

Sprecher is based at Charleston International Airport.