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The U.S. House and Senate by wide margins passed highway legislation containing a four-year reauthorization of the Ex-Im Bank.

An audit by the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Transportation will look into how effectively FAA oversees regional airline operations.

The ScanEagle joins the country's diverse but small fleet of foreign-supplied aircraft, which is increasingly being pressed into service.

Testing of the core for the GE Aviation GE9X engine that will power the Boeing 777X will be followed by a full engine test starting in 2016.

The heli-tour company has embraced voluntary, self-reporting safety programs.

The engine and avionics manufacturer is experimenting with new ways for pilots to interact with their aircraft.

Deliveries of the new light military support helicopter are on time and budget.

The agency has listed 35 VORs that are first in line for decommissioning.

UK CAA points to cases where as much as 90 percent of an offshore installation has been covered by guano.

The SAFO advises operators should explicitly define roles.

Gulfstream is laying off 3 percent of its workforce and another 600 contractors.

The fractional-share operator's fleet has grown to 49 aircraft, and it is taking delivery of a second Phenom 300.

Dec. 13, 2003, marked the announcement of the first flight of the experimental HondaJet, a milestone reached after decades of research.

Cirrus Aircraft releases the Vision SF50 single-engine jet's performance capabilities.

The U.S. military is taking disciplinary action after the AC-130 gunship attack on the MSF hospital that killed 30.

The island nation will spend more than $1 billion to modernize 60-70 F-16C/D combat aircraft.

The stretched version of the 787-9 will seat 300-to-330 passengers and fly up to 6,430 nautical miles.

The carrier completed the first approved 330-minute ETOPS flight by flying a 777-200ER from Auckland to Buenos Aires.

NetJets earnings are down on the year, but aircraft sales are up as it cancels older orders and realigns fleet with new models.

Some 145 of the ultra-long-range business jets—105 G650s and 40 G650ERs—are currently flying.

Congress is set to vote this week on a bill that would also reauthorize the U.S. Ex-Im bank and study general aviation fuel tax revenue diversions.

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Bombardier Commercial Aircraft planning 15-20 CSeries deliveries next year and 250-300 over the next five years.

A federally chartered, not-for-profit organization would run the U.S. air traffic control system better than the FAA now does, airlines say.

A sequence of events led to the December 2014 crash of the AirAsia Airbus A320, the Indonesia National Transportation Safety Committee found.

The avionics incentive program covers the Learjet 45/60, Astra SPX and Gulfstream G100.

The bonds are slated for facility improvements and/or equipment.

Organizations said safe pilot performance during an entire career should be the “common aim” of professional pilots, aeromedical examiners and authorities.

The company will fly another PC-12 loaded with donated food to Manchester for the state's food bank.