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Ross Aviation's facility in Thermal, Calif. becomes the company's third FBO to join the independent FBO network

Medium-term development plans could call for provision of new runway

Xiongan Airlines to operate from the new Beijing Daxing Airport

Parts, MRO Services Aimed At Commercial Market

Knowing which aircraft can potentially retain its value is an appealing feature and something that more should research before purching one.

Unifly and Terra Drone To Provide UTM Backbone

Air transport industry groups applaud end to four-year fight over agency reauthorization

After the company's leased hangar at the Houston airport was leveled in a freak storm, the charter provider has moved across the field to a larger facility

Civil Tiltrotor Program "Progressing Well."

Nearly 70 of Leonardo's Medium Twin Already Delivered

Bombardier’s Global 7500 Achieves Certification

Sikorsky's S-97 technology demonstrator has surpassed the magic 200-knot mark for the first time.

Ardiden 3Z rated to generate between 1,700 and 2,000 shaft horsepower

Bombardier Q400 operator SpiceJet flies first commercial service to Pakyong Airport

Airline turning a profit this year as chief executive tightens belts

Many measures in the bill are viewed as beneficial, particularly the stability that it can provide to the FAA.

With workforce shortages and illegal charter as recurrent themes, the events are helping to shape action plans for its Illegal Charter Task Force.

STC approval of the G1000 NXi for existing G1000-equipped M500 is slated for next year. The installation requires no panel modifications, Garmin said.

Amstat is rolling out other product enhancements at NBAA.

UK organizations holding certain approvals can now apply to the EU safety body for third country approval

A thrill ride in a purple P-51 Mustang led to a career in business aviation

Preliminary and final reports

Flight crews have an elevated risk for skin cancer and breast cancer.

Plans major expansion of V2500 business

To be operational in 2020, the $100 million, 300,000-sq-ft center will house up to 300 employees and will provide a range of services.

The bill is the longest FAA reauthorization to pass since the 1980s, Sen. Thune noted.

First five of order will be manufactured in Germany; the remainder will be assembled at a plant in China that is slated to be completed by year-end.

The avionics maker will lead the development of the avionics hardware and software for Bell's eVTOL.

Under the program the FAA can authorize operations under Part 107 in controlled airspace.

Sales process closes October 31 but government remains quiet on negotiations with bidders