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The age of drones is upon us. Safety is paramount.

Manufacturers continue to see promise in the nation.

Through the end of November the MRO provider is offering StubHub gift cards and discounts with qualifying service purchases.

The system will marry Rockwell Collins flight operations information with Stellar’s commercial operating system and bring it to the cloud.

Tom Enders to remain CEO while Fabrice Bregier becomes COO

The Distinguished Statesman of Aviation Awards will be presented December 8.

Congress passed bill without Ex-Im fix.

The group of independent FBOs formed in 2011, now numbers 28 members.

Hiller expects a roll out of a number of new products and services to support the association's advocacy efforts.

Gulfstream Aerospace’s long-range, large-cabin G500 program continues to advance toward anticipated FAA certification next year.

Recent events include sensor-to-shooter test, and prospects for a block buy and a new or upgraded engine.

Taking a Look at Flexjet’s Red Label Embraer Legacy 450

The move comes as the Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary exits the third-party aircraft maintenance business.

The location at the Candian border town of Ogdensburg will soon be servicing both commerical and general aviation traffic.

The service plans to deploy the RQ-4B Global Hawk maritime derivative unmanned aircraft system in late 2017.

New ground-based technology will boost connectivity speeds for business and commercial aircraft

German company to take remaining 55 percent of SN Airholding through exercise of call option

GA groups say NTSB has an inherent responsibility to provide comprehensive view of safety trends and outline GA improvements.

NBAA, AOPA seek to join Appeal of case over fate of SMO as the FAA strongly recommended the city to vacate the eviction notices.

The G150—a derivative of the G100/Astra SPX—is manufactured under contract by Israel Aerospace Industries in Tel Aviv.

The FAA says its Data Comm program to implement text messaging between pilots and controllers is two years ahead of schedule.

BUK missile system identified as the weapon used

The first customer aircraft retrofitted with the Wave system installed within Bombardier’s network was recently performed at the Singapore service center.

Company has agreed to reach out to 120 suppliers to help kingdom develop aerospace sector

New F-15 and F-18 exports seem likely, but uncertain requirements affect prospects for KC-46 tanker and 737 derivatives.

More than 9,000 aviation industry professionals have attended the free Bombardier Safety Standdown.

With acquisition, company expands into Aircraft Minimum Equipment Lists.

The SB is classified as a heavy maintenance input.

The company claims the solution is tailored to the client's specific needs.

The approval covers the Beechcraft King Air 90, 200/250 and 300/350.