Content Archive: May 2018

SESAR 2020 is creeping up on the ability to centralize ATC tower control on the European continent.

Swedish company says activity on its system shows Europe has robust growth at last.

While the U.S. FAA put a stop to advertising flights with non-AOC holders, EASA opened the door.

The AW169 is Leonardo’s new light-intermediate twin-engine addition

The bill would boost FAA's operation's budget but scale down on unleaded aviation gasoline research funding.

Across all segments, including helicopters, there were 5,675 aircraft for sale in the quarter, down 10.7 percent, or 680 units, from a year ago.

The “Pokemon Go” augmented reality app released in 2016 encouraged hackers to spoof GPS.

The company offers charter services in London and Dubai.

This adds to Transport Canada certification it obtained in mid-February, as well as recent approval from Japan’s JCAB.

The company, previously stymied in its attempts to complete its multi-million dollar FBO, has now received the green light from the county.