Content Archive: September 2014

Airline forced to cancel more than half of its flights.

The recent contract brings to 72 the Russian defense ministry's order for Su-30SM fighters.

Air Force leadership expresses confidence that top-priority procurements are safe from possible budget threats.

The U.S. Air Force has abandoned plans to re-engine the aging JStars platform.

Pratt & Whitney has devised an interim fix and F-35s are flying agan, with borescope inspections mandated every three flying hours.

Two aircraft have completed flight trials and are awaiting certification to the 2000-5 standard.

Revenue rose by 23 percent, “reflecting stronger charter demand and growth in the company’s aircraft management revenues.”

Writing the new rules directly involves the general aviation industry.

Aircraft owners opting for the upgrade package will have the original factory-installed Williams FJ44-1A engines retrofitted with a pair of HF120s.