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According to the company, use of the part will save 35 percent off the cost of the original part and reduce aircraft downtime.

What Does the Future Hold for the World’s Largest FBO Operator?

The helicopter would be made in Philadelphia.

NTSB says crew didn’t know of runway closure as they tried to land on taxiway

The agency is responding to incidents of cabin smoke and reports of overheating.

The new site will reflect the range of products and services that have added since CARE was established in 2010.

The rule changes align Australia's standards with U.S. standards and ICAO recommendations.

The Pentagon has issued a temporary grounding order for all F-35s as mishap investigators suspect a faulty fuel tube caused the recent F-35B crash

Aircraft heading into the region should contact their FBO to get the most up-to-date operational information.

The unique terminal was designed to resemble an F4U Corsair, which flew from Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport, back when it was a WWII training base.

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The 4 percent year-over-year increase in September was ahead of the year-to-date pace.

Investigation prompted by Brexit

Despite the dismal results, fractional flying actually managed to stay in positive territory last month.

Fitted with a nearly 20-foot “power wall,” the center provides digital design and cabin layout selection capabilities.

India becomes the latest nation to acquire the S-400 (SA-21 "Growler") surface-to-air missile, but could face a CAATSA response from the U.S.

Western Aircraft has completed its 100th C-Inspection on a Dassault Falcon.

Duncan is offering a special pricing program for customers who sign up before year-end.

Indiana's Gary/Chicago International Airport can now handle direct international private aircraft flights through its dedicated customs facility.

A new module from AviationManuals has been added to its ARC SMS software.

Textron Aviation's newest airplanes, the Denali and SkyCourier, are speeding toward completion and first flights.

The fuel pricing software provider has partnered with one of the world's largest fully-integrated merchant acquirers and payment processors.

"Our mission is to provide customer-centric solutions for every segment of business aviation," said company chief Thomas Flohr.

Frasca has been selected as a subcontractor for the Navy TH-57 Aircrew Training Services Contract.

P&WC’s oil-analysis prognostic maintenance service for business aircraft is now in use with 800 operators, for more than 8,000 engines.

Traffic is on the rise, the airport is preparing for Olympics traffic.

Austrian VIP interiors provider is showcasing its veneers, refurbishment and cabin interior production services available from its Montreal facility.

Bangor-based MRO offers about-to-be-certified solution in a kit, or via installations at its facility or performed at the customer’s location of choice .

STC-solutions using Garmin and Apple products are breathing new life into some workhorse airplanes.

With a 90-year history, Seacoast National Bank’s aviation finance division stakes out its own territory.