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FAA approval follows EASA approval received last month.

German Aviation Authority approves Atlas for Cirrus maintenance.

Wark will consolidate engine support to new and existing customers to strengthen Euravia’s after-sales activities.

Wielebski joins Landmark from Atlantic Aviation.

The Hermes 900 will replace the modified IAI Ranger UAVs, which are reaching the end of their life cycle.

Company obtained its operating permit from the Civil Aviation Administration of China, which puts it one step away from operations.

Company obtained its operating permit from the Civil Aviation Administration of China, which puts it one step away from operations.

Appropriations are $580 million more than the Obama Administration requested for the agency.

Group delivers signatures to the Santa Monica city clerk for a charter amendment requiring voter approval for any plans to redevelop the city’s airport.

Company also doubled its workforce and expects to ramp up production to 50 helicopters next year.

Company strives to reach level three of the FAA’s SMS program.

Acquisition will “further enhance Zodiac’s competencies in cabin interiors of VIP cabin interiors.”

The window shade company will produce Nuance electronically dimmable windows for the HondaJet.

FAA and GA operators collaborating to reduce accident rate.

Association keeps pressure on to ensure stops of GA aircraft stem from reasonable suspicion of illegal activity.

Upcoming regulations

Bombardier has confirmed that the May 29 failure of one of the engines on the first CSeries flight test vehicle involved the low-pressure turbine.

Experts weigh in on private versus public funding and implementation.

FBO company nearly doubles size of national managed fleet.

Company hopes to have the aircraft in production next year.

First flight is planned for the fourth quarter.

The French offer is to share expenses on condition that the engine would be selected for the Russian rotary-wing designs with the best export prospects.

Boeing and Airbus collected orders for a total of 169 narrowbodies during the month of May.

NetJets’ repair stations achieved Level III of the FAA’s safety management system pilot program.

The donated aircraft are a 1968 Learjet 24 (N664CL, S/N 167) and a 1979 Gulfstream II-SP (N264CL, S/N 227).

Gratzer joined Aviation Partners in 1991 to work on a blended winglet for the Gulfstream II.

The company announced in December that it would add refurbished Citation Sovereigns and Excel/XLSs to its closed membership fleet of King Air 350is.

Tough market conditions in India have forced charter operator Invision to scale back its fleet plans.

Fresh Jets aims to introduce new travelers to charter flying with its new software platform for charter operators and corporate travel departments.

Kentucky facility offers airline strength for bizjet operators