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A Hawker 700 owned by Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya was sold for a scrap value of just $34,540.

Delhi-based SRC Aviation has become the first company to be awarded with the IS-BAH ground handing standard.

Country's airlines can now add service to U.S.

Joint venture with Embraer sought to export converted EMB-145s, while A330 will meet IAF's requirement for a larger platform

Regulatory hurdles continue to hamstring what could be a growing industry, says the nation's business aviation association.

No big defense deals done at the event, but a top-level French delegation arrived soon after

Indian air force chief says MMRCA is urgent, and more Sukhois are no substitute

Israel's defense minister Moshe Ya'alon said his country's relationship with India is "finally out of the closet" after his visit to the Aero India show.

Indian private sector companies are taking advantage of a more open defense procurement environment

The Indian government is hopeful that FAA will raise its IASA safety rating from Category Two to Category one by the end of May.

India's civil aviation ministry says new bizav-friendly aviation policy will be issued within a month.

MAEPL will provide maintenance, repair and overhaul for CFM56 airliner engines, as well as for military aircraft turbofans.

Dynamatic is now fully responsible for A330 flap track manufacturing

President Obama’s visit renews defense trade pact and signals greater cooperation.

Co-founder agrees to take controlling stake

Indonesian operator agrees to lease E195s

Kazakhstan-based airline poised for expansion

After leaders meet, Western bidders could be shut out of three pending requirements.

Sukhoi showcases VIP jet.

Fuel supply resumes, but only temporarily

The Seahawk was preferred to the NH-90

Regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) released a trio of positive guidelines for the business aviation industry.

Association of Asia Pacific Airlines addresses flight tracking, Ebola threat

BEL-Thales Systems will meet new offset and tech transfer rules

U.S. carriers considering international expansion could add to the pressure

Charter services get scheduled status.

Proposal would affect operators with fewer than three aircraft in their fleet.

The IAF’s safety record is again under scrutiny, with concerns over training and maintenance being voiced unofficially.

Criticism runs rampant of inprudent spending.