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Shortly after a Senate confirmation hearing last week for Robert Sturgell to become the next FAA Administrator, New Jersey’s two Democratic senators announ

British defense and security technology company Qinetiq is poised to complete the acquisition of Australian engineering group AeroStructures.

Singapore concluded bilateral “Open Skies” agreements (OSAs) with Denmark, Sweden and Norway late last month.

Field Aviation has just won a contract to convert two more Bombardier Q300 twin turboprops for use as platforms for the Japan Coast Guard’s maritime patrol

Bental Industries has introduced a new member of its family of rotary servo actuators.

The FAA has proposed extending the enhanced standards for taxiway centerline markings to all 567 certified airports to reduce the risk of runway incursions

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Lantal Textiles of Switzerland has acquired Wollspinnerei, a major spinning mill…Word from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month is that Bl

SkyTheater’s new high-definition audiovisual and surround-sound system has passed DO-160 testing, and the first installation will be in service on a busine

The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar as an airliner has already flown into the sunset, but it is finding new life in an executive role.

The popularity of aircraft interiors shows is growing globally.

International Water-Guard (IWG) has announced the first delivery of its new IWG-A4 “intelligent” water treatment unit.

Banyan Air Service recently completed its first major avionics modification on an executive Boeing 747SP.

Last month, Associated Air Center in Dallas delivered the second of three Airbus Corporate Jetliners purchased by the same customer.

Cabin entertainment provider Rosen Aviation and cabin completion and refurbishment specialist Elliott Aviation have joined forces to create a noise-canceli

The Bush Administration announced a new national policy last month that would encourage congested airports to vary landing fees based on the time of day an

What can you say about an airplane that performs better than most people expect, as the Hawker series always has?

Put simply, the very light jet (VLJ) is a small airplane in search of a big market.

Completion and refurbishment centers are racing to bring the latest technology into cabin entertainment with crisper, sharper pictures and better sound, us

A Senate confirmation hearing on the nomination of acting FAA Administrator Robert Sturgell to become the next permanent head of the agency was postponed a

Attention Iron Chefs.

A system of in-pavement stoplights, designed to prevent runway incursions, has received endorsement from Transportation Department Inspector General Calvin

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EADS Socata unveiled an upgraded TBM 850 turboprop single last month during a “discovery show” held at the company’s factory in Tarbes, France.

With a year-end record backlog of $12.6 billion, up 48 percent from $8.5 billion at the end of 2006, Cessna will be able to weather any economic downturn,

International orders accounted for more than half of Gulfstream’s 2007 earnings and contributed to a 17.3-percent increase in net sales last year, to $4.8

With the 110th Congress back in Washington for its second session, the general aviation community was girding last month to continue its opposition to user

Swiss-based Jet Aviation Group expanded its U.S.

The Bush Administration yesterday proposed a $14.643 billion