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Moldovan police raided a factory in Cruileni allegedly making unauthorized copies of Russian Kamov-26 coaxial rotor utility helicopters.

Helicopter operators can now install Garmin's GI 275 electronic flight instruments.

New low-cost carrier Air Arabia Abu Dhabi gets ready to start operations despite Covid-19 travel restrictions.

Underserved midsize cities will have to wait for launch of David Neeleman’s U.S. low-fare airline.

Fatal accidents involving U.S.-registered turbine business aircraft plummeted in the first half, according to data compiled by AIN.

Two Colorado congressman are continuing push for mandatory crash resistant fuel systems (CRFS) in all helicopter air ambulances.

A new process that provides a renewable fuel component earlier in the fuel refining procedure has been approved by ASTM, the governing body on fuel safety.

Cleveland-based Constant Aviation operates from nearly 110,000 sq ft of hangars at Orlando Sanford International Airport.

Breathe Easier with Bombardier Pũr Air

The Stratos 716X single-engine, 4-6 seat personal jet made its first flight July 2 from the company’s plant in Redmond, Oregon .

The delayed review of the UK's contentious quarantine policy eases requirements for 59 countries, but not for travelers from the U.S. and many others.

Following three days of flight testing the 737 Max, the FAA must now evaluate data on changes to the airplane’s flight control system.

Business jets equipped with legacy Universal Avionics FMSs will need upgrades due to parts obsolescence issues.

Private aviation spend management software provider MySky is partnering with S&P Global Platts to provide users with the latest fuel pricing data.

Axa XL, the property and casualty and specialty risk division of insurance provider Axa, has recognized Wyvern’s Safety Leader Training Course.

Airbus Helicopters’ medium twin H160 received EASA type certification approval on July 1.

NBAA Cancels BACE, 737 Max Resumes Flight Testing, Global 7500 Gets Green Papers, Farnborough Airshow Goes Virtual, OSHA Proposes Fine at Textron Aviation

While the House infrastructure package is in doubt, several of the measures remain on the table for future legislation.

The Air Charter Expo will return next year at London Biggin Hill Airport.

A 50 percent reduction in airplane output by ATR this year will accompany the loss of 204 jobs.

To further protect the safety of its crews and passengers, VistaJet is equipping its Global fleet with state-of-the-art telemedicine devices.

How AMAC’s Culture Has Allowed It to Thrive During the Covid-19 Downturn

Airlines need to reconsider how they treat customers if they want people to get back in their airplanes.

Preliminary and final reports

FlightSafety's new mixed-reality training devices will expand pilot training opportunities and help lower training costs.

While grappling with new health and safety protocols, flight training schools are finding resiliency with new online tools.

For pilots stuck without the ability to stay current by flying, desktop simulation offers are potent alternative.

Adding humidity to dry indoor air, especially in aircraft cabins, offers a compelling solution to the coronavirus pandemic.

Cabin makeovers amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Flite Components will transition from its facility in Dallas to the Dallas Aeronautical Services facility, and both are already collaborating on work.