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JetSmarter is building a branded fleet with aircraft operated by JetEdge.

Duncan remains mindful of the changing political climate in Brazil and its impact on operations.

Captain Peter Weger celebrated his last flight aboard a Dornier 328.

Caltech researchers have developed an algorithm to herd birds away from air traffic.

PEA has experienced a continued influx of Brazilian students seeking training in the U.S.

Bell expects its 505, 429, and 525 to be useful in Brazilian market.

The ProFlight joins the Bose A20 in the company’s aviation headset line.

Aviall received supplier recognition at CCMA and MRO Conference.

Firefighting crews in the western U.S. are experiencing increased demand for personnel and aircraft support.

Maverick Helicopters now offers tours out of Port Allen Airport.

Precise Flight’s bird strike prevention system is now EASA and CAAC approved for Bell 407s.

MedAire has experienced an increase in demand for the company’s global security services.

Mente's talent management arm is designed to hire and retain business aviation personnel.

The company recently added an R44 trainer with virtual reality to its stable.

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Increased demand for business aviation in Malaysia has driven interest in hub development.

Helicopter groups want a noise complaint hotline in the Los Angeles area to remain available for neighbors.

Antonov Airlines delivered 12 generators from Chile to Bolivia.

Evans has dedicated 23 years of service to NBAA.

XOJET reported a record breaking first quarter as the company continues with plans for expansion.

The recent TBAA event raised $8,000 for Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Mission Aviation received Wipaire’s 100th set of Wipline 8750 floats.

Astronics Max-Vis EVS units will be offered at discounted pricing during AirVenture.

The AEA will award $1,000 each to five aircraft owners to help their aircraft become compliant.

CoolView window replacements provide cooler cabins for King Air and Hawker 125s.

The EX-3 and FX-3 Carbon Cub variants will be on display at the company’s exhibit.

The third annual job fair will feature more than 30 companies seeking job candidates.

Redbird will accept older simulators to be traded in for new Redbird devices.

Frasca will unveil its advanced aviation training device on July 23 at EAA AirVenture.

Redbird’s new partnership will help to improve floatplane training operations.