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Risk management work with Australian Army aviators lead Kimberly Turner to found Aerosafe Risk Management

It's time to go cordless and secure with wireless intercom system.

Take an inside look at a gas-turbine engine with tips and tricks from Machida.

The new center coordinates operations for more than 130 aircraft across 18 states.

The Evolution Flight Display System gives the benefits of a glass cockpit to various helicopters delivered with analog instruments.

Ron Orndoff is now Bell Helicopter’s regional sales manager for all of North America.

New master caution panel is available for retrofit on the Bell 212.

New emergency medical services equipment is now available for the Bell 407 family.

Sometimes setting an example is the most straightforward method for inspiring much needed change in aviation policies and trends.

Women have long found places in Middle East aviation but now organised groupings are helping to encourage more to consider aviation as a career.

ClipperJet Services is launching member flights between Los Angeles and New York City in Gulfstream IVs.

Embraer pegs the bulk of its revenues to the dollar, but costs are pegged to the Brazilian real.

Box is now standard equipment on the Gulfstream G650.

The company has formed strategic relationships with Textron Aviation and Jet Linx Aviation.

The sanitizing kit is based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in direct response to concerns over the spread of Ebola.

Worried about catching something from your airplane? There are solutions.

The company makes both fixed, portable and personal emergency oxygen systems.

Association providing information on best maintenance practices for AfBAA members

Peerless Electronics Products Reduce Electrical Shorts

The Melbourne, Fla.-company now has a product line of more than 1,000 distinct part-numbered products.

With an ODA, West Star can manage its own certification projects and determine if its STCs and PMAs are meeting FAA procedures and guidelines.

Freshmen Hayley Haning, Matt Jones and Daniel Patterson will receive $750 Calvin L. Carrithers scholarships.

Typical applications include interior windows, bulkhead mirrors, lavatory glass, mirrors, and other surfaces.

Business Aviation Coping With The Ebola Outbreak

The company announced three additional operating bases: Tokyo; Miami, and Atlanta, after earlier opening its base at Narita, Japan.

An affordable heads-up display has remained elusive. That could change.

Turbomeca signed a five year support-by-the-hour maintenance contract extension with Japan-based Aero Asahi and its subsidiary Central Helicopter Service.

Contingent includes two Bombardier Globals, two Dassault Falcons and a Bombardier Challenger.

Japan has been busy building dedicated business aviation passenger processing areas for customs and immigration, international terminal ramp parking.

Jeppesenwill supply navigation and flight data to support the InSight integrated flight deck from Universal Avionics.