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The STC will initially cover the Bombardier Challenger 601-3A/3R, Learjet 60, Gulfstream G100, G200 and the Textron Hawker 800 series.

Facility will offer sales and maintenance

The proposed AD was prompted by reports of a copilot sliding aft on his seat during takeoff at rotation.

Goodsite has been with FlightSafety since 2005.

AEM will provide support and genuine Tactair OEM equipment.

SmartStem tire pressure sensors replace traditional tire inflation valves read and display stored information wirelessly.

Refocuses on core business

Honda Aero Unveils First North Carolina Production HondaJet HF120 Engine

Results are consistent with macro trends in the greater U.S. economy in that there continues to be steady growth.

North American demand for charter growing more strongly than in Europe.

The approximately $2 million ER option stretches the G650’s 7,000-nm range to 7,500 nm at a cruise speed of Mach 0.85.

Aviation industry groups and politicians urged members of the 113th Congress to expedite plans to continue funding the FAA.

Brian Foley believes “2015 will be the indisputable pivot point when the industry turns meaningfully upward.”

He brings leadership abilities, in-depth knowledge of the aerospace industry and experience as a long-time FSI customer.

Deadline for submissions is December 15.

Latest iteration includes shock-resistant fuel system and larger windows.

Company’s new flagship facility features new FBO terminal and 60,000 sq ft of hangar space.

Simulator will feature Thales’ Reality H technology, electric motion and the possibility to use night-vision goggles.

Plans to become all-jet carrier by next summer

The NTSB reversed a ruling that the FAA was wrong to fine Raphael Pirker for allegedly recklessly flying a drone.

U.S. carriers considering international expansion could add to the pressure

The aircraft appeared at the show in PLAAF livery, and the service is expected to be the primary customer.

The charter market, according to the many companies interviewed for this special report, is in relatively good shape.

Latest round of testing involves more than 25 new technologies.

Monitoring guide offers 20 recommendations to improve the skills of the monitoring pilot.

Pamphlet offers solid risk management guidance for helicopter pilots headed into mountainous terrain.

Flight risk assessment tools shouldn’t be used as a black or white guide for flight approval.

Safe Flight’s late founder Leonard Greene and his son Randall win the sixth annual Nall award.

Circular adds much new Notam terminology, as well as a comprehensive runway contaminant list.

Users are urged to watch for parts from particular batch numbers.