Content Archive: March 2022

The MRO change is part of an effort by global helicopter provider PHI to diversify its business.

The Savannah, Georgia aircraft manufacturer is converting all records, CAD files, and other documents into machine-readable PDFs.

Having earlier discarded the U.S. F-35 fighter, Germany is once again looking to the aircraft to carry out its nuclear commitment to the NATO alliance.

Line and base maintenance are among the services that will be offered by Comlux Group's new Comlux Tech unit.

Brazil-based fractional aircraft provider Amaro Aviation has inked a $98 million deal with Synerjet for eight Pilatus PC-12NGXs and four PC-24s.

NBAA is stressing that aircraft buyers and sellers need to fully vet transactions to make sure they do not involved sanctioned Russian parties.

SocialFlight is now providing no-cost, on-demand video education for pilots, A&P/IAs, and other FAA-certified aviation maintenance technicians.

Two Dassault Falcon 900LX tri-jets will transport UK senior defense and government officials, and occasionally members of the Royal family.

Arizona-based Cutter Aviation has broken ground on an additional hangar complex at its FBO at Phoenix Deer Valley Airport.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration has ordered two AW139s.