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Fuel supply resumes, but only temporarily

The fractional aircraft operator helped the hungry in its own community.

The former LEMV won’t fly again until late 2015, but its maker and Selex are developing an ISR sensor payload

Representatives of U.S. airlines and air traffic controllers debated over what shape U.S. ATC reform should take.

GAMA, NATA and NBAA are meeting with FAA legal counsel to discuss CVR issue raised by letter of interpretation request.

Companies expect to close deal in first quarter of 2015

Barringer will oversee maintenance planning and airworthiness for the charter operator.

The project marks the company’s 18th A320 completion program since it became an Airbus Completion Center in 2003.

The agreement between fuel providers and the Center for Environmental Health requires the fuel distributors to warn residents living near airports.

Pilot lacked instrument experience, was too highly motivated to continue the mission.

The C-check comes due on the 7X every eight years or 4,000 cycles, whichever occurs first.

The CGAMEC joint venture can overhaul the main and tail rotor gearboxes on Airbus’ AS350 Ecureuil.

Delivery to first European operator scheduled for next fall

Comlux Orders Two Boeing BBJ Max 8 Jets

Plans to take first airplane in 2018

Additional hours of darkness call for stepped-up attention in the cockpit.

New Part 25 update focuses on gust and maneuver load requirements.

Additional industry risks include cyber attacks, a greater reliance on automation and the anticipated growth of drones

Military aircraft have experienced a skyrocketing climb in the number of collisions.

Applications and student essays for safety summit are due by January 5, 2015

New agreement will focus on more proactive information sharing.

Thousands of traditional ILS, VOR and NDB approaches are still operating.

User fees are not the way to support the National Airspace System, business aviation group says.

New turbofan to power Irkut MC-21 making steady progress

Choices for the MRO of components will follow these initial depot awards

Lawmakers provided $15.84 billion in FY2015 funding for the FAA, and $440 million more than the White House request of $15.4 billion.

GA Telesis Composite Repair Group and GA Telesis Component Repair Group Southeast are authorized repair stations for Brazil's airlines and MROs.

The U.S. Army has installed the first of five ground-based sense and avoid radar systems to track flights of unmanned aircraft in the U.S.

The Segers Group consists of specialists in engine and propeller overhaul

FlightSafety St. Louis center providing training with level-C simulator.