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Modifying the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter is part of what the U.S. Navy wants to discuss with contractors in a series of “technical interchange meetings."

Returns to air after a three-month hiatus

The new facility will eventually supplant the current Atlantic Aviation facility, destined for removal in January 2016.

The project addressed leveling issues and repaired distressed areas with a covering of new asphalt.

Aerocardal is World Fuel Services’ preferred ground handler and fuel distributor for bizav at Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport.

The new website looks to pair private aircraft owners with prospective ATPs looking for some flight time on their way to 1,500 hours.

CMA-9000 flight management system and CMA-5024 GPS/Waas landing system have been selected on the Airbus Helicopters EC225e.

The 120-pound system can hold up to six bicycles (three on each side).

Pilots can subscribe to SiriusXM’s weather and radio products using an iPad that wirelessly connects to the new SXAR1 receiver.

PS Engineering tapped into research conducted by the U.S. Air Force’s Wright Patterson Air Force Laboratory to develop IntelliAudio.

Rules taking effect this year and beyond.

Moelis Capital Partners acquired the company from Wayzata Investment Partners.

BEA plans to expand its product and service offerings in the airliner and business jet markets.

The growing use of portable electronic devices and the need to replenish their power has made USB ports a hot commodity in the cabin interior worlds.

The one-bay, 32,000-sq-ft facility (its second in Spokane) accommodates aircraft up to a 757-300.

London’s VIP Completions will provide the bubble wall–the world’s first for a private airliner–for a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for an undisclosed customer.

Europe's civil aviation authority moves to “more homogeneity.”

Russian businessman Gennady Timchenko's G650 cannot be operated in the absence of product support that is blocked by U.S. government sanctions.

Expanding helicopter operations is the next logical step

The Thales Training Academy is the first European facility to operate a full flight simulator for the Airbus Helicopters AS350 Ecureuil.

Facility fuses Southern hospitality and modern technology.

The Florida FBO sees traffic soar as the days get shorter.

Upcoming changes to U.S. tax law could affect how aircraft owners account for depreciation and expensive repairs.

With the completion of the PDR, the program advances to critical design review, moving closer to manufacturing the system.

Charter broker Avinode expects traffic in Russia to ramp up in the coming years.

Trials on the NASA Ikhana Predator B are slated to begin in November.

GE’s Passport engine for the Bombardier Global 7000 and 8000 remains on track for certification next year.

Air charter demand in Europe and North America is set to soften, but overall levels of demand are ahead of this time last year.

Chinese helicopter manufacturer bets on domestic avionics, French engine.

“Damaging resource cuts” to the EASA could have affected its ability to certify new aviation products, GAMA said.