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Barrington Irving is using a Hawker 400XP to deliver STEM+ education programs across seven continents.

The Brazilian airframer expects to hand over the first of the new midsize business jets this week.

Signature Flight Support is the launch partner for the new cabin entertainment sysem.

Service will be available for search-and-rescue ops in 2017.

The aviation services provider expanded its footprint to 79 locations.

Starting next year, customers of the Atlanta-area airport will no longer have to stop first at another airport to clear customs.

Government order allows Russian airlines to hire 200 non-Russian pilots a year.

New airplane would reach the market by 2020 or 2021

Officers are now developing procedures for simultaneous operation of three and four UAS.

Jet-Care Takes the Pulse of Aircraft Engines With Constant Testing

The service will provide search-and-rescue organizations with the location and last flight track of any 1090 MHz ADS-B transponder-equipped aircraft.

Continuous power descents now a part of all North Texas Stars.

A300 crash causes UPS to rethink operations.

Overruns account for 10 incidents or accidents annually.

October 7 event will look at technological changes over the past 15 years.

ICAO to report on preliminary task-force findings next month.

Malaysian ship en route to join search in southern Indian Ocean.

FAA inspected Ethiopian infrastructure using ICAO guidelines.

Australian company wins the 2014 Defense Science and Technology Organization Eureka Prize.

Incident highlights how dangerous hypoxia is to pilots at high altitude.

The aircraft crashed into houses and was destroyed

Buying spree pads backlog totals at Boeing, Airbus and Embraer

Airline forced to cancel more than half of its flights.

Two aircraft have completed flight trials and are awaiting certification to the 2000-5 standard.

The recent contract brings to 72 the Russian defense ministry's order for Su-30SM fighters.

Pratt & Whitney has devised an interim fix and F-35s are flying agan, with borescope inspections mandated every three flying hours.

The U.S. Air Force has abandoned plans to re-engine the aging JStars platform.

Air Force leadership expresses confidence that top-priority procurements are safe from possible budget threats.