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Commerce Department vows to “stand up” for American companies

Intended for the Lear 40 and 45, the ADS-B solution has received approval from EASA, Canada, Brazil and Mexico.

The company is guaranteeing repair and shipment within 14 days of receipt of the component.

The announcement came after the Canadian services provider recently added the Bombardier Global to its product lines.

The manufacturer plans to complete certification testing and begin delivering the 767 military derivative by the end of the year.

The association is concerned that Congress will be tempted to return to punishing repair stations for delays in rulemaking.

FAA will return to the use of a mobile air traffic control tower at JYO as it continues to demonstrate the remote tower concept.

MoU with Chinese firms outlines establishment of AirAsia China

B100 version of Superjet features increased takeoff weight with increased engine thrust

With the added space at its FXE location, Quality Aircraft Accessories is ramping up capabilities to match its flagship Tulsa operation.

Recommends several measures as an alternative to forcing passengers to check their personal electronic devices on flights from Europe to U.S.

The DOD position was shared during a hearing on the the need to reform the nation's air traffic control system.

The results of a survey conducted by the Aeronautical Repair Station Association show unfilled job vacancies, would dent the industry's bottom line.

The customer portal is rolling out for all customers this year, and provides visibility into maintenance events at Textron Aviation service centers.

The all-composite E1000 is targeting the hot market for high-performance turboprop singles.

Here's what really happened when actor Harrison Ford landed on a taxiway at John Wayne Airport.

The preliminary report hints at an unsure crew operating in poor weather with suspect data.

Two recent rulings could spell trouble for OEMs by allowing states to dictate design safety parameters.

Milestone sets foundation for Iran’s regional connectivity development plan

Both pilots were killed when the twinjet crashed in a warehouse area a quarter mile short of Runway 1 in gusty winds. No one on the ground was injured.

Bizjets have been involved in six of the last nine incidents in the U.S. where engineered materials arresting systems have safely stopped aircraft.

Launched three years ago, the voluntary program for business aviation ground handlers has recently begun accepting applications for Stage II registration

All net profits will go to providing no-cost private aircraft transportation for certain patients to and from Cincinnati Children’s Hosptial.

“We are working with the FAA, ICAO and EASA to find a way forward,” said NBAA vice president of regulatory and international affairs Doug Carr.

Milestone reached on the same day FAA clears Max program to return to full range of flight activities

Described as the first event of its kind, the two-day program will provide information of interest to anyone involved in the ground movements of aircraft

MD 530Fs for Kenya, Bell 429s for Slovakia, and CH-47Ds for Greece would all be supplied under FMS terms

Since the sky and the ocean were almost the same blue color, the pilot had been able to recognize the aircraft's flight attitude only with the clouds.

The first flight of the Stratos 714 single-engine jet last year shows that the program is back on track.

The Max-Vix 2300 multi-spectral imaging system is designed to work with combined vision systems.