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The industry data provider believes the brutal winter weather played a greater role in this year's annual decline in business aircraft activity

The company's cockpit upgrade interfaces with the aircraft's legacy autopilot, radar and Tcas.

The service is available at no cost to FlightDeck Freedom subscribers.

Sagem will provide its ICDS 8A PFD and engine monitoring system.

Waiting on Boeing's answer to the Airbus A321LR

With facilities in the U.S. and Canada, the deal will allow Field to better serve its customers worldwide.

The new MEBAA Show Morocco will be held at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport from September 1-2, 2015.

Hexcel is investing strongly in new composite materials and manufacturing techniques

The Bronx man faces state and federal charges.

Nearly 75 percent of landing excursions occur on dry runways longer than 5,000 feet, a chief runway safety expert details.

With a potential $100 million in damages at play, an oft-delayed lawsuit gets another deferment.

The U.S. Air Force suggested it will award a 'cost-plus' contract to develop the new Long-Range Strike Bomber.

Ahead of the airframer's first G280 delivery to Brazil, Gulfstream tallies ANAC approval.

The crash occurred in Argentina during filming of a French reality television show and killed several French Olympians.

For February, the German industry data provider described the European business jet market as "pretty dismal," with 2338 fewer flights than 2014

The DO260B-compliant solution offers a relatively low-cost way for older business jets and turboprops to meet the ADS-B OUT mandate.

Aircraft registered in San Marino will now be allowed to fly commercially under Nigerian air operator's certificates.

Operations of the unmanned aircraft are likely to proliferate, and their integration needs to be done right, says HAI president Matt Zuccaro.

Head of Airbus military aircraft business replaced

New aerodynamic features promise to help cut fuel burn by 2 percent

FAA denies NATA request for a public meeting and provides only a 30-day extension rather than the 60 days requested by industry groups.

How the Universal Avionics InSight Flight Deck is Modernizing MD Helicopters’ Explorer

Even the offer of a new order from Emirates Airline hasn't convinced Airbus of the case for re-engining the A380 superjumbo.

The Arinc MultiLink system draws from six data sources to provide global aircraft tracking, Rockwell Collins declares.

The compay holds similar approvals from Russia, Qatar, the UAE, Azerbaijan and Bermuda.

MRO named ACR Artex ELT battery replacement and programming center.

GE made announcement during a March 9 ceremony attended by Gov. Sam Brownback.

The company hopes to meet a need for quick engine services.

Industry-based panel unanimously approved the plan after TSA expressed urgency for action.

The company will provide maintenance, repair and alteration services.