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The European Commission has now set a June 23 deadline for its in-depth probe of Embraer’s proposed joint venture with Boeing.

Bombardier Aviation is making its Gogo Avance L5 connectivity solution for new Learjet 70/75s available for retrofit on in-service Learjet 40/45/70/75s.

EAA said the FAA’s proposed rule for UAS aircraft to have remote ID is an “overreaching answer” to integrating UAS aircraft into national airspace.

Boeing’s FARA bid is based on a relatively conventional helicopter layout, albeit with a pusher propeller for high-speed performance.

Miami-based World Fuel Services has completed its $170 million acquisition of the UVair fuel business from Universal Weather and Aviation.

With the release of Production 2.0, maintenance manual updates and ADs can be published in real-time through the cloud-based ATP Aviation Hub.

The Community Air Mobility Initiative is working with the UAM industry to win public acceptance for eVTOL aircraft operations in urban areas.

Tricia Coffman told the 2020 Air Charter Safety Symposium how family assistance makes a difference in a crash aftermath.

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The Community Air Mobility Initiative is advocating a "crawl, walk, run" approach to UAM implementation, demonstrating public benefit and safety.

Winners of the GoFly grand prize and other prizes for quietest and smallest entries are expected to be announced later.

AMAC Aerospace did the interior completions on the narrowbody twin that seats 19 passengers and sleeps 17.

Vietnamese carriers reacted decisively to the coronavirus outbreak.

According to the Irish LCC’s CEO, the European airframer has offered early 2025 narrowbody production slots.

The most capable A330 ever will be an entry-level widebody that can span the Pacific basin.

John C. Tune Airport, Nashville's dedicated GA gateway, suffered extensive damage after a powerful overnight tornado ripped through the heart of Tennessee.

The 2020 ACSF Symposium comes a day after NTSB held a panel discussion on Part 135 safety and will host chairman Sumwalt to discuss its Most Wanted list.

FlightSafety also offers PC-24 training in Dallas.

The International Association of Aircraft Dealers' Aircraft Exchange website averages 500 aircraft listings.

Amidst a Culture Shift, Business Aviation Must Adopt More Family-Friendly Initiatives

The first civil certification for the Universal Avionics SkyLens head-wearable display will help operators maintain flight schedules.

Many flight deck cyberattack scenarios involve the use of only basic radio equipment.

The virus will likely affect the Chinese economy and others, but how much remains to be seen.

Erickson has received FAA certification approval for its new composite main rotor blades for the S-64E Air Crane.

Northrop Grumman’s AESA radar is in full production for export customers looking to upgrade their F-16s or buy new ones.

Employee emails about the Boeing Max may have relieved pressure, they may even highlight unaddressed issues, but they do nothing to help employees' cause.

Two of Stevens Aerospace's three maintenance facilities are now approved by Mexico's regulator.

India’s only privately owned full-service airline took delivery of its first Dreamliner on February 29.

European carriers started slashing services across their short-haul networks, mainly to Italy, as the virus outbreak eats into demand.

The guidance offers considerations for operators during flight planning as well as resources for them to tap before, during and after a mission.