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Clay Lacy operates a 152,000-sq-ft service center at Van Nuys Airport.

Tailwind Technologies has acquired Oklahoma-based Quality Aircraft Accessories.

Former Flexjet chief operating officer David Davies takes the helm of the Cleveland-based MRO.

An overabundance of new business jets, flight shaming, and emerging markets will shape the business aviation industry's sales in 2020.

MIT researchers think they have found a way to make large, composite primary aerostructures without the use of an autoclave.

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport officials weren't officially notified of the closing.

The move comes shortly after AIM acquired Teterboro School of Aeronautics.

The job reductions by Spirit AeroSystems comes as Boeing's 737 Max remains grounded.

JSX service between Portland International Airport and King County International Airport/Boeing Field to begin April 2.

The Idaho-based developer of Atlas active winglets received bankruptcy court approval of its plan to pay back creditors.

Brian Moore assumes Dann Runik's former post while Rich High takes on leadership of FlightSafety Textron Aviation Training.

The Cleveland, Ohio-based MRO has been certified as an active participant in the FAA Part 5 Voluntary Safety Management System Program.

The SF50 service approval makes Air Service Basel Europe's first authorized service center for the jet that carries EASA or FAA registration.

AeroRepair operates six North American locations specializing in wheel and brake MRO services.

The 24-month program offers apprentices a paying job and formalized training to receive their FAA certification.

Some SkyCourier workers were among the first to return on Monday to working regular shifts at Textron Aviation's Plant 3.

Textron Aviation has acquired Premiair Aviation's three service facilities in Australia.

The Boeing narrowbody’s largest supplier ceased building 737 components on January 1.

Fractional provider NetJets has agreed to take up to 175 Cessna Citation Longitudes, the first one of which has been delivered.

SierraTrax's Maintenance Marketplace service aims to find the lowest maintenance rates for its customers.

The program is "another tool" for AEA member repair shops to train their own avionics technicians.

The Texas company opened a 31,000-sq-ft maintenance hangar following FAA and EASA Part 145 repair station certification.

The nine-aircraft Avanti order from the Italian air force is a major boost for the financially-troubled aircraft manufacturer.

HM Dunn AeroSystems, which supplies the bulkhead and other parts for Boeing's grounded 737 Max, doesn't plan to furlough workers.

The twin-engine heavy lift helicopter is used for firefighting by the Korean Forest Service.

Rolls-Royce's new turbofan engine powering the Bombardier Global 5500 and 6500 has been certified by the FAA.

The building affected by the liquid nitrogen explosion houses Textron Aviation's composite manufacturing and experimental aircraft fabrication.

The Hong Kong-based business aviation services provider saw five more Gulfstream twinjets added to its managed fleet in 2019.

Wichita-based Appearance Group specializes in cleaning and detailing exteriors and interiors of business jets.

Textron Aviation's Plant III facility in east Wichita was rocked by a liquid nitrogen explosion Friday morning, sending 11 to the hospital.