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The SF50 service approval makes Air Service Basel Europe's first authorized service center for the jet that carries EASA or FAA registration.

The new ATC charging system in Europe takes into consideration the actual route flown and allows for a more accurate application of the user pay principle.

Following Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in Baghdad, the FAA has prohibited U.S. civil operators from overflying the airspace in and around Iraq and Iran.

UAS manufacturer Silent Falcon’s solar electric E1 UAV has completed 500 hours of flight testing.

The Cleveland, Ohio-based MRO has been certified as an active participant in the FAA Part 5 Voluntary Safety Management System Program.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has taken a personal interest in ensuring export sales of the model.

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Textron Aviation has acquired Premiair Aviation's three service facilities in Australia.

Uber says South Korean automaker Hyundai will be able to build eVTOL aircraft on a more cost effective scale than its other partner companies.

Jump Aero, launched by Terrafugia founder Carl Dietrich, wants to develop an eVTOL aircraft specifically to support emergency medical services.

FAA will research pilot-HUD interface, pilot performance, and crew workload using Collins Aerospace's head-up display virtual-reality training device.

In-flight connectivity service provider SmartSky Networks has received $25 million more in funding and delayed commercial network launch to mid-2020.

The German flag carrier will fly three SAF-powered routes from San Francisco.

Gentex’s electronically dimmable windows now come as standard equipment on the Boeing 787 family and will be available on Airbuses.

The 24-month program offers apprentices a paying job and formalized training to receive their FAA certification.

Dassault Aviation delivered 40 Falcon business jets last year, one fewer than in 2018, while it continues apace on the Falcon 6X program.

The U.S. manufacturer cites its “unstinting commitment” to the Max’s safe return to service as it changes its position on simulator requirements.

ABS Jets is expanding its services to full-scale FBO operations at Bratislava Airport in Slovakia with recent airport authority approval.

Duncan Aviation refurbished one of its company-owned jets from the inside out. The result: an eye-popping airplane that serves as a flying billboard.

Three airlines have already suspended flights into Iraq after U.S. forces killed Iranian general Qassem Suleimani at Baghdad Airport.

Turkish police have arrested a fifth MNG Jet employee over the escape of fugitive Carlos Ghosn using two aircraft operated by the company.

Viola, who becomes the next HAI CEO on January 16, helped launch the USHST and was a former special ops MH-6 and MH-47 pilot.

The program is "another tool" for AEA member repair shops to train their own avionics technicians.

SierraTrax's Maintenance Marketplace service aims to find the lowest maintenance rates for its customers.

Brazilian websites are "weaponizing" jurisprudence of the airline industry.

Fractional provider NetJets has agreed to take up to 175 Cessna Citation Longitudes, the first one of which has been delivered.

Bell is demonstrating how a smart city of the future could incorporate urban air mobility vehicles running under autonomous control.

Air France and British Airways last week started compensating for CO2 emissions from flights within France and the UK by investing in green projects.

The Boeing narrowbody’s largest supplier ceased building 737 components on January 1.

Erickson is flying six of its S-64 Air Cranes on Australia's record-setting wild fires.