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The name change to Houston JetDirect is intended to emphasize its aircraft management and charter operations.

Helicopter leasing firm LCI has delivered two new Leonardo AW169 Helicopters to their joint venture and now has a fleet of more than 140 helicopters.

NBAA recognized Rep. DeFazio, the chair of the House T&I Committee who is retiring, for his leadership in aviation issues.

The Dutch choice of the C-390M over the C-130J Super Hercules is a significant boost for Embraer’s military transport program.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority's deferral to EASA's standards marks a turnaround in post-Brexit policy after the country left the EU, thereby ending its membership in the European regulatory agency.

Ampaire aims to have a supplemental type certificate to convert the Cessna Grand Caravan EX turboprop aircraft by 2024.

The operator is joining Cranfield Aerospace Solutions' Project Fresson to develop supplemental type certificates to convert piston and turboprop aircraft to hydrogen power.

Textron Aviation said that its Beechcraft Denali flight test program has accumulated more than 250 flight hours, so far.

At NATA's leadership conference, Rep. Sam Graves spoke of the importance of getting lead out of avgas, warning of EPA pressures and public perception.

Bombardier today announced that it set November 8 to 10 as the dates for its 25th annual Safety Standdown.

Vista Global's VistaJet and XO branded fleet expands by 100 aircraft with the closing of its Jet Edge acquisition.

The Russian government this week ordered the country's aerospace groups to increase production of civil aircraft to an additional 1,000 units by 2030.

This is the sixth consecutive year that Jet Linx has held its company-wide safety summit.

Avfuel has struck a deal to purchase one billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel from biocrude specialist Alder Fuels over the next 20 years.

The House this week approved a bill to establish a $25 million pilot project to foster development of advanced air mobility infrastructure.

The new facility will address the increasing demand C&L Aviation Group has been seeing for regional and corporate aircraft interior refurbishment.

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Flying Colours has promoted Joe Thurman to general manager at its Spirit of St. Louis, Missouri location.

In 2003, Garmin unveiled the G1000 integrated avionics suite, changing the way pilots fly.

Private aviation safety risk management company Wyvern has been acquired by U.S.-based private investment firm Venturous Capital.

Otto Aviation has confirmed plans for a 19-seat, hydrogen-powered version of its Celera aircraft that could be operated on flights of up to 1,000 nm.

The A321XLR single-aisle airliner is intended to serve commercial airline routes as long as 4,700 nm when it enters service in 2024.

Ryan Waguespack, who is pursuing a new opportunity, joined NATA as a senior v-p in 2018 and has spearheaded its fight against illegal charter.

The Saft authorization extends to Duncan Aviation’s full-service MRO facilities and several of its satellite shops.

Acting administrator Nolen discussed a range of issues during the FAA-EASA Safety Conference, but emphasized the need for collaboration.

Rolls-Royce has signed the 1,000th CorporateCare Enhanced engine maintenance program contract.

Air Nostrum says it plans to be the launch operator for Hybrid Air Vehicles' 100-seat Airlander 10 airship on domestic routes of up to around 265 miles.

The sixth edition of the Caribavia Conference opened this week in St. Maarten to address the state of the aviation industry in the Caribbean.

Air Nostrum says it is investing in airships to help meet its objectives under European Union requirements to achieve a 55 percent cut in emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050.

The aircraft developer says that lighter seats will improve the energy efficiency of its six-passenger eVTOL model, which is now set to complete type certification in 2025.