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The aviation industry made some strides last year, but there remains plenty of room for improvement.

President Donald Trump's intervention helped expedite negotiations for the latest F-35 production lot, Lockheed Martin acknowledged.

The CEOs of American, Delta and United airlines request a meeting with new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

The French helicopter manufacturer is experiencing rapid growth following U.S. certification in 2015.

The presidential executive orders created some uncertainties over application to certain FAA safety regulations, such as Airworthiness Directives.

Company covering customers with service center at Houston Hobby Airport and three mobile service units statoned in the Houston area.

Combined vision system in competition with the Blue Origin New Shepard, Boeing 737 Max and the USAF 212th Rescue/249th Airlift Squadrons.

The city said it will own the helipad, not use federal funding to build it, determine who can and cannot use the pad and what the user fees will be.

Covers market assessment; aircraft identification; purchase agreement negotiation; oversight of pre-purchase inspection and closing, among others.

The growth in revenue passenger kilometers over 2015 outpaced the 10-year average annual growth rate of 5.5 percent.

The annual show could break records for both exhibitors and attendees.

The service provider completed its first c-check as part of a cabin and cockpit refurbishment last summer.

Do we truly need all FAA regulations, or have some run their course?

The charter operator's scheduled service between Santa Monica, San Jose and Carlsbad, Calif., has been delayed.

Veteran Safran v-p takes over for Jean-Paul Ebanga

Maintenance technicians will be on-site from February 3 to 5 to provide customers with support.

More than 65 percent of VistaJet U.S.’s new customers came from corporations and Fortune 500 companies.

The aviation services provider, which specializes in the Asia-Pacific region, acquired the Australian Adagold FBOs at Cairns and Brisbane.

Senate Commerce chairman Thune said Chao has the bipartisan backing of the Senate.

The older aircraft, regstered to a Middle Eastern customer was completed on schedule in just 10 weeks.

Swedish airline BRA flies ATR 72-600 fueled with 45-percent cooking oil

A week after Raytheon and Leonardo-Finmeccanica publicly withdrew, Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems said they also will not compete for T-X.

The announcement caps a year-long process, under the FAA's new repair station certificiation protocols.

Management shakeup on commercial side sees Calio replace Gernhardt amid Geared Turbofan struggles

The approval covers the Garmin GTN 650/7560 installation for Primus 1000-equipped Citation Bravo, Ultra, Encore and Excel jets.s

The Business Aviation Group was selected to construct a new FBO complex, and it will soon choose a partner to operate it.

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ExecuJet Opens Second FBO at Dubai’s New Airport

Chao was approved by an overwhelming majority in the Senate.

Near-term outlook is now “optimistic, buoyed by OPEC’s announcement to cut production followed by non-OPEC producers vowing to do the same."