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The novel approach for ADS-B Out developed for Cargolux is now being considered by other airlines.

Europe’s datalink requirement has come into force with last-minute exemptions for older airliners and business types up to narrowbody bizliners.

NBAA has decided to cancel ABACE 2020 due to the growing Coronavirus outbreak.

As it narrows its focus to FBO operations, UK-based BBA Aviation has changed its name to Signature Aviation.

EASA has proposed changes to CS-25 certification regulations for transport airplanes to harmonize them with U.S. FAR Part 25 rules.

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The Canadian airframer said it expects to complete a project in the second half of this year that quadruples the Singapore service center's size.

Pilatus has obtained rough field certification for its PC-24, allowing the twinjet to take off and land on grass, wet earth, dry sand, gravel, and snow.

Airbus recently completed wind tunnel tests on a scale model of the E-Fan X hybrid-electric technology demonstrator aircraft, based on the BAe 146 RJ100.

The French company signed an agreement to sell SABCA to a joint venture between the Belgian state and MRO provider Sabena Aerospace.

Terra Drone Group company Antwork is using drones to transport critical medical supplies and patient samples in Corona virus fight.

In the business aircraft broker community, we banty about the word pedigree as a badge of honor. We apply it to aircraft, but maybe we need to expand that?

Malaysia has been deferring much-needed procurements for years, but a new Defence White Paper addresses upcoming needs.

The U.S. airframer’s marketing v-p sees opportunity to meet pent-up demand in China in particular.

There are great opportunities for light jets in China and the rest of Asia, according to Honda Aircraft.

The Beechcraft and Cessna airframer has boosted its support offerings in the Asia-Pacific region in the past year.

The integration of Sanad's turbine businesses heralds the creation of a new 'industry champion.'

Collins Aerospace will remain largely intact following the merger but its in-house military GPS business will be divested.

Rafales are now being delivered but there are still holes and problems with the procurement cycle.

China sees steady aerospace development amid trade tensions.

Belarus Aircraft Repair Plant No. 558 enjoys a competitive advantage in the servicing of Russia-built aircraft.

Bird increases investments in Asia-Pacific region to pursue multiple marketing campaigns

Ukraine has been hitting the headlines again recently but it still remains vulnerable to Russia, so is trying to bolster its defenses.

Lisa Holland will take the reins as president of the company her father founded more than half a century ago.

Monaco Air Duluth has been the sole aviation services provider at Minnesota's Duluth International Airport for the past 15 years.

To take effect March 1, ACS offset program will be available for bookings through its Europe, North America, Africa, and Australia offices.

Combining Bombardier's business aircraft unit with Textron brings much synergy to the maker of Citation business jets, analysts say.

Rotary UAV maker UMS Skeldar is working with the Swedish Aviation Technical Training School to develop standards needed to meet anticipated new EASA rules.

Indianapolis-based Eagle Creek Aviation has completed its first three Garmin G1000 NXi avionics upgrades on Embraer Phenom 100s.

Gulfstream brought its mockup to Monterey, California on February 4 before it is to next head to Palm Beach, Savannah, and then Europe.