Content Archive: April 2019

After a long development and several delays, the Il-112V—intended successor to the Antonov An-26—takes to the air at Voronezh.

The light aircraft manufacturer is forging ahead on a deal proposed in October 2018.

Bombardier Business Aircraft will host its 23rd Safety Standdown November 12-14 in Fort Worth, Texas.

The U.S. Customs Border Patrol air and marine operations (AMO) will be showcasing aircraft and marine vessels at the 45th annual Sun ‘n’ Fun International.

The UK-headquartered LCC maintains it is well prepared for any Brexit outcome.

A recent study by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory says that with tweaks to the production process, biofuels could be priced at a par with Jet A.

Jet Aviation SVP Dave Paddock will take over from current president Rob Smith, who is moving to the marine systems unit of parent company General Dynamics.

The new joint venture between FlightSafety and TRU Simulation + Training is named FlightSafety Textron Aviation Training.

Federal funding is making up less than half of annual airport needs.

The number of aircraft dipped, ahead of an expected fleet renewal next year, says one official.