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Turbine aircraft fleet size will grow through 2038, offsetting a decline in the number of piston aircraft.

The FAA “wants to provide as much transparency as possible” in the registry, while also taking into consideration aircraft owners’ privacy concerns.

First operator Thai Lion Air plans to use the 220-seat narrowbody to develop international services

Can the industry meet the demand, and how?

Law expanded bonus depreciation, but also significantly narrowed or eliminated activities that previously qualified as business use.

The modernization of Taiwan's IDF fleet is complete, while an F-16 upgrade is getting under way. The nation is also interested in the F-35.

The router is designed to eliminate one of the barriers to onboard connectivity.

Flight testing is planned for next year.

The bill is one of a growing number of measures designed to foster women careers in aviation.

This acquisition will add more than 100,000 technicians to Launch’s roster of aviation personnel.

The displays are available in three sizes.

Irish low-fare carrier to support fleet of Airbus narrowbodies

Cougar Helicopters Operates Nine Sikorsky S-92s

Bell’s 525 Relentless Fly-by-wire Helicopter Program Moves Toward Certification

The light single builds improves on the 206’s performance.

Demand for in-flight connectivity was up across all business aircraft segments, but was especially robust for light jets and turboprops.

After a stop-start development, Mil's successor to the legendary Mi-8 series has entered production for the Russian armed forces.

Farnborough, UK-based company has raised funds for further expansion abroad.

U.S. operators of 13,425 business jets—one-third of the in-service fleet—currently have no ADS-B upgrade plan in place.

Director general of mobility and transport Henrik Hololei sees airlines’ agenda at odds with good public policy

Company also launches PACE cost-cutting program for Tier II suppliers

Waypoint Aviation debuted its new $6 million facility, which features a 40,000 sq ft hangar able to accomodate aircraft up to a Global 7000.

The Lanseria facility, which was opened in 2010, is a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A designated overhaul facility with distribution rights.

The company said the additonal space, plus a reconfigured floorplan will increase its productivty there six-fold.

FAA Tweeted it will order the halt of certain doors off operations, but NTSB seeks more definitive action.

Smallest variant of Max family stays airborne for more than three hours

Amateur video shows the helicopter making a hard impact then rolling right with main blades churning into the water and then rolling inverted.

The company's air-taxi entry will be hybrid electric.

The FAA aims to get everyone at the FSS playing from the same sheet of music.

The clearance of its first international flight represents a milestone for the $15 million facility which opened in 2014,