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Gulfstream, Embraer tie for top spot among jets, Mitsubishi leads t-props

As threats to its Russian venture gather, Bombardier has turned to China as another possible source of turboprop collaboration.

Certification of the fly-by-wire Legacy 500 is imminent.

Pilatus revealed at EBACE 2014 that it had already sold 84 of its new PC-24 jet.

Sikorsky medium twin to offer an extra 1,200 pounds of payload, allowing more passengers or fuel.

DRF has a firm order for 20 EC 145T2s, which will gradually replace its BK 117 and Bell 412 fleets.

Jeppesen also announced new features and functionality today for Mobile FliteDeck.

Company claims infighting is intensifying a campaign being waged by certain members to thwart the planned FBO.

System allows for heading and nav hold, as well as vertical speed and altitude hold.

The manufacturer claims best-in-class performance from the new powerplant.

North Charleston gets responsibility for buidling longest Dreamliner

The TSA has issued guidance adopting ARSA’s position regarding when an on-airport repair station is responsible for large aircraft on its property.

D’Shannon is moving from Nascar engineering hub Mooresville, N.C.

Western Aircraft’s $4.4 million expansion in Boise is to meet increased demand.

Maintenance issues top agenda.

Banyan offers full range of Garmin products.

The STC allows airplane activation for all Wi-Fi standards including A, B, G and N.

Combining the G1000H with the safety and handling qualities of the 480B make this an exceptional helicopter.

The MRO offers mobile repair team support for a range of additional P&WC powerplants.

The proposed actions are intended to alert and prevent MGB oil loss.

Quest Aircraft has delivered 120 Kodiak single-engine turboprops since starting production in 2007.

The helo maker has agreed to pay a fine which, it claims, is an admission of wrongdoing or liability.

A number of aircraft OEMs have selected Continental Motors diesel engines for jet-A-powered light airplanes.

The new Cessna Turbo Skyhawk JT-A should be FAA certified in 2015 and will retail for $435,000.

HondaJet also flew a flight demonstration during the afternoon airshow that included high- and low-speed passes.

2012 FAA reauthorization bill gave the agency the authority to set up a loan-guarantee program for mandated avionics upgrades.

Air charter brokerage business is largely unregulated, so users have to do their own due diligence.

Production flight-test pilot Mark Tuttle said that all systems performed as expected during the 73-minute flight.

This flight also marked the first time all three Citation Latitude prototypes were in the air simultaneously.