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A Phnom Penh seminar on the Cape Town treaty’s benefits included the U.S. FAA and Boeing.

The most recent FAA review raises 26 “issues” with Thai safety practices and oversight.

The next indigenous Chinese airplane scheduled to fly has nearly reached final assembly.

Negotiators fail to break an impasse over staffing levels and work rules at Taiwan’s flag carrier.

Airbus leads a group of four companies that aim to nearly double the country’s output of aviation technicians.

Japan's largest carrier is moving quickly to fulfill a five-year growth plan.

The Thai regional airline names the son of former chief executive to run the company.

Schedules call for Daxing International Airport to Open on September 30.

Indonesian Navy deploys a survey ship as the recorder’s locator beacon approaches the end of its service life.

The Vietnamese startup carrier plans to establish 37 routes by the end of the year.

Vietnam's latest low-fare entrant would fly at least five Airbus A320s.

A final sticking point over fifth-freedom rights continues to hang over the settlement.

Malaysia plans to reclaim control of airspace over Jahor state starting in 2019.

Logs indicate that mechanics replaced suspect AOA sensor on October 27 but associated control problems continued.

A proliferation of new airlines in Cambodia warrants local training needs.

Block-to-block Open Skies negotiations will focus on 5th freedom rights, fair competition, and social issues.

Authorities yet to determine any connection between instrument anomalies and crash

Directive stems from October 29 crash of Lion Air Flight JT 610

Indonesian transport gives boost to domestic capabilities and local suppliers

Talks resume over new facility to replace Jakarta’s international gateway

Chinese conglomerate plans to deliver another eight airplanes by the end of the year

Engineers rethink cockpit design to meet regulatory requirements tied to human factors

Growing freight business represents a linchpin of effort to return to profitability

Country needs more airport capacity as airlines eye expansion

Three new projects take shape in Cambodia alone

HNA Group stands among the most active

Developments at various airports, along with an easing of rules and regulations, suggest business aviation is being better appreciated in Japan.

Pushing to become a more business aviation friendly environment is starting to see some results in Japan, especially at Narita and Haneda.

First airplane conducting taxi and brake testing, but major systems remain incomplete.

The low-fare carrier anticipates returning to profitability by the fourth quarter and deriving more revenue from China and the region.