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Greenpoint Technologies has signed a deal to complete two more VIP Boeing Dreamliners.

EASA’s latest five-year safety plan not only addresses aviation safety issues but revives work on a European digital pilot license.

A $3.9 billion contract signed by Azorra covers as many as 50 Embraer jets and calls for first delivery in 2023.

The military training provider is upgrading former Israeli F-16 fighters for contracted U.S. Air Force aggressor training duties.

Airbus produced more than 1,100 Dauphin series helicopters over 40 years.

As Airbus and Qatar Airways prepare to go to court in April over their A350 dispute, the OEM cancels the airline’s order for A321s.

The Geneva-based private jet charter broker topped $100 million in revenue last year.

Skyports has acquired Falcon Heliport, one of only two public heliports in London, and will develop it as a potential vertiport for eVTOLs.

Nav Canada will restrict land and hold-short operations (LAHSO) to dry runways.

The Air Charter Association's "Fly Legal Day" declaration aims to honor soccer player Emiliano Sala, who was killed in an illegal charter flight.

The general aviation community is hoping to issue a new timeframe for a drop-in leaded avgas replacement in upcoming weeks.

NBAA today released guidance for its newly-launched Sustainable Flight Department Accreditation Program.

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Enstrom delivered more than 1,300 helicopters during its 64 year history.

FSF said it was concerned about the continued confusion and disjointed approach to the 5G rollout and urged more cooperation.

GrandView Aviation looks to continue building on the growth it recorded in 2021.

Following the FAA’s addition of three altimeter models cleared for use near 5G antennas, Emirates restores all its 777 schedules to the U.S.

Charter operator Tradewind Aviation has launched a new carbon offset program that will automatically add carbon offsets to all of its flights.

NBAA's Bolen and AOPA's Baker expressed frustration over an uptick in accidents involving pilot judgment and are advising crews to slow down.

Jet Edge already has a base at Signature Aviation's facility in Van Nuys.

A preliminary report indicates asymmetrical spoiler deployment may be a factor in the December 15 crash of a Gulfstream IV-SP in the Dominican Republic.

Pakistan International Airlines expects to resume service to Europe in March.

Korea Aerospace will convert four Dassault aircraft to improve air force reconnaissance.

Piaggio Aerospace extraordinary commissioner Vincenzo Nicastro has reopened the bidding process for the sale of the Avanti Evo manufacturer.

C&L Aerospace signs distribution agreement with Concorde Battery Corp.

Spirit Aeronautics is now able to perform the v6.1 software upgrade for Honeywell FMZ-2000 flight management systems in Cessna Citation Xs.

The funds are awarded through the FAA's Aviation Maintenance Technical Workers Workforce Development Grants program.

The Learjet 35A involved in a December 27 fatal accident struck powerlines and subsequently crashed about 1.43 nm east of Gillespie Field in California.

Web Manuals recruiting 20 hires for its offices in Sweden, New York, and San Diego.

The first Dassault Rafales for the Hellenic Air Force have arrived in Greece, just six days short of a year since contract signature.