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New procedure will not require prior authorization or training, nor will it require A-RNP capability.

Swiss Company Establishes U.S. Subsidiary

Will Be Configured For EMS

Funding injection part of 20-year program to reduce exposure to U.S. sanctions

The PW800 nacelle production suspension is due to a contract dispute between Nordam and Pratt & Whitney Canada.

Crew and Patient Survive

CEO Enders acknowledges challenge of reaching 800 deliveries after the company delivered just 303 through June

The Houston-based company, known for commerical aircraft servicing, has purchased a general aviation-focused firm.

Surf Air has responded to the lawsuit filed by Encompass Aviation, which alleges that Surf Air owes it $3.1 million.

There is no plan to split off Embraer's Executive Jets division following the joint venture MOU between Embraer and Boeing.

Accurate information is essential to ensure client confidence, says one broker.

Gear Failure Caused Main Rotor Separation In Flight

The U.S. bizjet fleet saw just one fatal accident through the first six months of 2018..

Companies expect to close deal by end of 2019

The FAA claims that The Hinman Co.'s flight operation Hincojet billed more than the allowable amount for Part 91 flights in its aircraft.

Bell Boeing gets production funding for CMV-22B, as part of a third multi-year buy.

Preliminary and fatal reports

The global aviation safety company now has IS-BAO auditors based in the U.S. and Canada.

Launched last October, the maintenance-focused webportal now has nearly 300 registered corporate aircraft.

An Embraer Super Tucano and one of two crew were lost.

General Aviation-only Waterbury-Oxford will reopen on August 5, at the completion of a $32 million runway rehab.

The YaoYing II is an armed version of a drone that first flew in 2016.

LEAP deliveries are four weeks behind schedule but the lag is lessening every month, and could be gone by year-end.

People in Aviation: July 2018

The former designated airworthiness representative plead guilty to charges that he "rubber stamped" aircraft part inspection forms.

The Blackhawk XP67A Engine upgrade will boost the turboprop twin to a maximum allowable takeoff weight of up to 17,500 pounds.

StandardAero recently received EASA certification for its retrofittable crash-resistant fuel tank system for the Airbus Helicopters AS350 and EC130 series.

The global aviation services provider will open a new FBO in the Seychelles on August 1.

NATA said the latest FAA proposed enforcement action brings to light ramifications of illegal charter activity.

Will Replace Existing EC145 Fleet