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Using data proactively can enhance safety, even for smaller operators.

New funding will accelerate serial production by finalizing the Seastar certification supplements and completing the production facilities in Wuxi, China.

West Star sees "great synergies" between it newly acquired Flite Components and Dallas Aeronautical Services, which was added to the portfolio last year.

Designed to meet increasing demand, the 93,700 sq ft facility can hold two widebody projects at the same time.

Garmin expects to obtain STC for the upgrade program in 2019.

The company's 64,000 sq ft location is the largest in the country and provides Bombardier and Gulfstream authorized service.

Logs indicate that mechanics replaced suspect AOA sensor on October 27 but associated control problems continued.

Flexjet Europe is growing quickly, with plans to double its fleet and add new access programs next year.

Jack Elliott, author of the longest running aviation column in a mainstream media outlet at 38 years, dies at 94.

The 4G cabin connectivity system is now available for installation on the G280, GIV series, GV series, G600 and G650/650ER

At Airshow China, the country put up for sale a number of surplus military aircraft, including the relatively new JH-7 attacker and KJ-200 AEW aircraft.

Zelazo founded Astronautics on rocket science and turned the company from a one-room shop to a global corporation.

Bye Aerospace Sun Flyer Targets Charter Market

The Distinguished Stateman Award will be presented to William Garvey and John and Martha King, along with Burns.

Rockwell Collins joins UTAS to create Collins Aerospace, a 70,000-employee global organization, while UTC spins off non-aerospace companies.

Western LLC is adding another 100,000 sq ft of hangar space at San Antonio International Airport.

A recent spate of accidents has turned the aircraft insurance market from soft to hard in just a few months. Expect rate increases, said one broker.

Avionics training is provided by Gary Reeves and PilotSafety.org, Avidyne's official training partner.

The OEM boasts a one-time execution of the 777X program and sees an uptick in full-freighter demand.

Amsterdam conference is addressing the future of drones in Europe.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia's medevac-outfitted Pilatus PC-24 will allow it to transport patients longer distances.

The proposed airworthiness directive would mandate new repetitive inspections for main rotor blade cracks.

Sberbank and VTB have committed to funding a fleet consisting of Superjets and Il-114s.

The UK's exclusive Pilatus service center and PC-12 sales dealer sees a growing number of the turboprop single at the airport.

Koury Aviation long known in the region for aircraft charter services, has now made the jump into FBO operations.

The Slovenian flag carrier has signed an LOI calling for delivery of 15 SSJs.

The European FBO operator has won a tender from Spanish airport manager AENA to expand its network to Madrid and Barcelona.

African airlines lose an average of $1.25 per passenger carried.

The fines come as the FAA has stepped up its efforts to identify illegal charters and either educate or enforce, depending on the circumstances.

The move comes a year after Piaggio had outlined a five-year turnaround plan that had included a £255 million ($342 million) cash injection from Mubadala.