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Midcoast Aviation of East Cahokia, Ill., announced last week it will absorb the operations of sister company Savannah Air Center of Savannah, Ga., and expe

Cessna Aircraft instituted rolling furloughs at its Independence, Kan.

The Air Charter Association of North America (Acana) has been working with the Department of Transportation to inform and educate the agency about the bene

A new Airworthiness Directive targeting Learjet 60 tires requires revising the tire-servicing section of the airplane maintenance manual and the tires limi

Eurocontrol’s ETS Support Facility has still not bee

A video circulating on the Internet shows what happened, on April 27, when the nose tire of a 1976 Falcon 10 was overfilled.

The nation’s foremost aircraft repossessor is counseling his bank and leasing company clients not to take back delinquent aircraft.

The FAA’s plan to allow pilots to continue flying wh

On June 11, charter/management company Wayfarer Aviation received bridge financing from Arcadia Aviation to continue operations, then four days later Ar

NetJets has begun an operational consolidation plan for two of its North American fract

Federal officials said they would move quickly to circumvent and appeal a U.S.

Pratt & Whitney Canada president John Saabas told Bloomberg Businessweek that the business jet market will return to peak production levels by 2015, re

The FAA will be studying how to integrate unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in the National Airspace System through a cooperative research and development ag

Oxford Airport, some 40 miles northwest of London, has broken ground on a 47,700-sq-ft, three-bay hangar, making it the largest facility built at the airpo

AgustaWestland broke ground on a new production plant at Tomilino, near Moscow, late last month.

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Embraer announced that all parts and logistics support for its commercial and business aircraft in the Asia Pacific region will be managed from the regiona

The FAA has awarded Pratt & Whitney a one-year contract under its Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions and Noise (Cleen) program to develop eng

GE Aviation received an award from the FAA as part of the Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions and Noise (Cleen) program–a joint government-industry initiati

The June 16 first flight of the fifth Boeing 787

Introduced in 2004, Embraer's E-Jet family in ordinary circumstances should produce market demand for at least 20 years.

CFM International has completed the second phase of testing of the Leap-X core demonstrator known as eCore 1, meaning all three major elements of the first

Boeing announced yesterday that it recently identified a workmanship “issue” with the 787's horizontal stabilizers, forcing the company to inspect each of

Boeing insists that a newly identified assembly flaw with the Boeing 787's horizontal stabilizers will not delay service entry of the new airliner, which i

The Powerjet SaM146 received its EASA certification yesterday, June 23, some six years after Snecma of France and Russia's NPO Saturn founded the joint ven

The DOT Inspector General warned in a recently released report that the FAA is facing several challenges that could delay its transition plan to NextGen.

The Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) yesterday clarified the FCC’s