Content Archive: August 2014

The Orlando facility is one of Textron Aviation’s largest and busiest factory service centers in a global network.

Airport-owned Bangor Aviation Services has earned a reputation for rapid service.

2014 proves upbeat and forward-looking for flight attendants and flight technicians.

Six years after the FAA revoked its operating certificate, charter provider Air Trek has bounced back.

Training with new emergency breathing systems is to start shortly, and a study of body size and shape is already under way to make egress safer

The company sees large-scale opportunities in the oil and gas sector.

Premier IA co-pilot could not explain go-around after a smooth touchdown.

One Australian instructor said no one really understands the country’s new pilot licensing rules.

MYR airport construction season runs until April next year

Airline changes training procedures after touch-and-go incident