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Aviation Research Group U.S.

The FAA on January 28 certified the Hawker Beechcraft King Air C90GTi, the latest version of the twin turboprop still popular 44 years after its introducti

The FAA has published advisory information to help explain the new formatting standards for notams.

The FAA revealed in its special conditions for the Phenom 100 a preliminary number for the very light jet’s maximum takeoff weight.

Bell Helicopter is restructuring its product line to accelerate deliveries of aircraft in high demand, namely the Bell 412, 407 and 429.

Airbus on February 1 successfully made what it billed as the world’s first flight of a commercial aircraft powered by synthetic fuel.

A Lufthansa Boeing 737 recently became the first aircraft to use Mode S capability to transmit its radar identification (flight ID), without the use of sec

The uncertain U.S.

The president of the helicopter supply company that was held partially responsible for the crash of a Eurocopter AS 350D two years ago has disputed the NTS

Spec-Ops Aviation (Booth No.

AgustaWestland (Booth No.

Schweizer Aircraft (Booth No.

AgustaWestland celebrated the opening of a new AW139 medium-twin helicopter assembly line in Philadelphia last week, just days before the company announced

AgustaWestland kicked off what is expected to be a bonanza of sales activity this week by announcing contracts for new helicopters worth an estimated $163

Merlin Simulation (Booth No.

A Eurocopter AS 350D that lost engine power during a sightseeing flight in January 2006 and suffered “substantial” damage during the landing had lost oil p

The helicopter division of Kaman Aerospace (Booth No.

The FAA last month approved GPS wide-area augmentation system (WAAS) LPV instrument approach criteria for helicopters, opening the floodgates for the new l

Birmingham, Ala.-based Children’s Hospital took delivery last month of a 1995 Bell 206L4, the first helicopter in the state dedicated and equipped exclusiv

Despite a strong push for better safety by HAI through a series of training and awareness programs, total helicopter accidents in the U.S.

Paul DeHerrera has been appointed COO of Universal Avionics.

Although the market for charter and fractional ownership is still strong in the U.S., operators might soon face a shortage of qualified pilots and maintena

New regulations limiting–and in some cases prohibiting–the transport of certain types of batteries on passenger aircraft are directed at the airlines, but

As promised, NASA in December released responses collected from the airline and general aviation pilot surveys as part of the National Aviation Operational

The FAA has told NATA that the agency has completed special emphasis inspections for about 60 percent of all Part 135 certificate holders.

Beginning January 15, operators flying out of Carlsbad Airport in Southern California have been able to obtain pay-for-service U.S.

The European Commission in January adopted an agenda for general and business aviation in Europe after studying this segment to quantify its value and iden

Cirrus Design late last year struck a deal with the Duluth, Minn.

Charter firm PrivatAir has converted one of its two options into an order for a $162 million VIP Boeing 787-8.

Waterford, Mich.-based Corporate Eagle is building a terminal/hangar complex at St.