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The French airframer's 2019 seminars will be held in eight cities in Europe, North and South America, and Asia.

Bristow's stock dips as it issues "going concern" warning.

Flying into Tough Airports: London City, UK

Since observing the program since its inception, Spain has eyed participation in the Future Combat Air System, which has now been formalized

The next indigenous Chinese airplane scheduled to fly has nearly reached final assembly.

With the exception of fixed-wing pistons, the percentage of the in-service fleet for sale is now below 10 percent across the board.

Operators of newer EASA-certified large airplanes and large helicopters are now required to phase out the use of Halon as an onboard fire extinguisher.

Bombardier delivered 137 bizjets last year, down one from 2017, and expects to hand over 150 to 155 this year as it ramps up production of its Global 7500.

Open 24/7, the facillity which employs more than 70 technicians, can accommodate up to 15 large cabin aircraft.

The last two A380s, for Emirates Airline, will roll off the assembly line in 2021.

The addition of an Americas office brings Vertis Aviation's network to four offices around the world.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline tempers its ambitions to compete globally with high-powered Gulf neighbors.

The UK has committed to a range of high-tech programs including the acquisition of swarming drones an adjunct to manned aircraft.

The Russian narrowbody flew sorties as long as four hours in duration at altitudes as high as 32,000 feet.

Occurrences of explosive passenger door openings on parked aircraft resulting in injuries, and even fatalities, have resulted in an EASA safety advisory.

Small drone owners will have to begin displaying their FAA registration numbers on an outside surface of their aircraft as of February 23.

GAMA's Pete Bunce detailed delayed deliveries, near furloughs, and costly certification stoppages that occurred during the 35-day shutdown.

China's CAAC approves Bell 407GXi

The company in cooperation with DC Aviation Al-Futtaim's Dubai facility has performed its first work on a Saudi-registered aircraft, an A-Check on an A320.

“After considerable research and evaluation,” Gulfstream Aerospace is closing its service center at Bertram Luiz Leupolz Airport in Sorocaba, Brazil.

When completed in summer 2019, the addtiional 10,000 sq ft will bring the complex to 86,000 sq ft.

The crosstubes are Dart's first foray into the larger thin-wall aluminum tubes on the Airbus helicopter landing gear.

Design work on new Initium auxiliary power units has begun in San Diego.

A route beween Jakarta and Phnom Pehn will connect the capital cities for the first time since the start of the Cambodian civil war.

The Qatar Amiri Air Force has formally accepted its first Dassault Rafale, while training of personnel is being undertaken n France.

Swiss operator says London City approval opens up new charter opportunities.

Begun in 1989, the annual conference has expanded from its humble origins in Montvale, N.J., to setting records in San Antonio, Texas.

Historical trends, ADS-B mandate and changing U.S. economy will pressure pre-owned inventory to rise.

All flights to and from Belgium will be suspended for 24 hours due to a national strike affecting staffing levels at the ANSP.

MemberJets has launched a platform that enables charter brokers and aircraft operators to sell per-seat charter flights.