Matt Thurber

CAET program is an acceptable alternative method of compliance

Product can be installed as a major alteration on Part 23 airplanes

Programs designed to incentivize interest in airborne connectivity opportunities

T4000 bundles multiple sensors into a single heated unit

Company plans approval for PC-12 and PC-24 later this year

Units equipped with no-memory-effect nickel-metal hydride batteries

Dealers and manufacturers share information at the annual confab

Available in 3.5- and 4.3-inch sizes for cabin applications or 10.1-inch for galley

Component specialist helps operators with schedule certainty

Members can reserve seats on flights or offer seats on their own bookings

Company flew a TBM 900 to capture performance and handling data

Covers state of rotorcraft industry through the end of 2025

Agency issued a general notice to highlight the change

Last year’s law would have imposed a 10% fee on transactions

Procedures help pilots flying into challenging airports and at night

Adds to company’s capabilities in avionics and flight control design

Advisory glide paths do not provide obstacle or terrain clearance assurance

Adds Cessna 560XL and Latitude to MRO menu

New division adds flexible ownership opportunities for helicopter buyers

System replaces paperwork with digital platform

Orders are up 5.1% compared to 2024

Iridium satcom will help pilots and ground crews remain connected

Buyers can opt for the new configuration that targets utility operators

New division encompasses heavy-lift drones and uncrewed helicopters

Providers include GPMS, Outerlink, and Skurka Aerospace

New facility will speed up turnaround times for U.S. customers

Work has begun on the high-speed VTOL demonstrator

Upgraded rotorcraft delivers significantly improved performance

Repair station certificate bolsters company’s ability to serve worldwide customers

Company aims to begin deliveries in 2028