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The new production line at Aviastar in Ulyanovsk is ready for high-rate production of the revamped airlifter.

Government funds promised for the projects have not been forthcoming

King Air 350 service expanded to the entire Texas Triangle with addition of eight more scheduled flights between Houston and Austin.

An arbitrator ruled that three union-organizing Flexjet pilots terminated by the fractional provider earlier this year be reinstated with back pay

Fly Arkansas will occupy about a quarter of the former Hawker Beechcraft facility in Little Rock, with the remainder of the complex still available.

FAA lists a number of prohibited activities in Philadelphia during the Papal Visit, but highlights the area will be a no-drone zone.

Private or provincially owned airlines to secure rights through their own aviation authorities

The FS1000 simulator built for the G280 include the company’s Vital 1100 visual system, electric motion cueing and new instructor operating station.

Recent testing from Edwards AFB has included the first international air refueling, and the 25mm Gatling Gun

BP agreed to sell its fuel businesses at four airports as a condition for EC approval of its merger with Statoil.

Air Choice One brings service to Essential Air Service communities.

Uncertainty remains as demand is not following the economic indicators it has in the past.

MITRE opens first facility outside the U.S. as Singapore strives to become an air traffic management center of excellence.

The new 4G module will be STC approved for installation on 250 aircraft types, including all business jets and turboprops.

Ryanair formally agrees to sell its 29.1 percent stake

Dominican jury sentenced both pilots to 20 years of prison and confiscated the French-operated Falcon 50.

Continuing slump in oil prices is hitting the OGP services industry hard, says one operator.

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Delhi aims to sign the inter-government deal for 36 jets by year-end, despite local misgivings over lack of offsets.

The two companies are looking to make a joint acquisition.

Mirroring the consolidation of Textron Aviation, South African company melds Beech and Cessna brands.

The site will include paint facilities, maintenance hangars, back shop activities and an accessory shop.

Charter/management firm will offer upgraded and expanded “boutique” services to its clients.

The facility will be dedicated exclusively to the maintenance of Beechjets.

The new policy would draw distinctions between airline operations and business aircraft operators.

Interest in flying to Cuba is picking up and the process of getting there is improving, but trade and travel restrictions remain.

Ten major carriers reported $8.7 billion in net profit during the first half of 2015, beating $3.9 billion in the same period last year.

Flexjet placed an order for up to 50 Gulfstreams last October, which includes the G450, G650 and the new G500.

Presentations at the event largely focused on the current challenges facing the industry in the Baltic States and throughout the region.

The agency is forming a new working group to address business and general aviation issues.