Content Archive: October 2014

Event hosted 1,100 exhibitors, more than 100 aircraft and upwards of 26,000 attendees.

First project will see eight China B-registered Bombardier CRJ200s converted from commuter to executive interiors mirroring the Challenger 850.

Agency said exemption would give Bell an unfair competitive advantage and could compromise safety.

The U.S. Marine Corps awarded Northrop Grumman a contract modification to begin low-rate production of the G/ATOR expeditionary radar.

Comment period extended two weeks to Oct. 31 on proposal that would reorganize accident investigation procedures into mode-specific subparts.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority chose Cobham SAR Services to provide airborne search and rescue services beginning in 2016.

By increasing wing surface area, the winglets improve low-speed handling and stability at higher flight levels.

A "fusion cell" of U.S. government and airline industry analysts helped guide the nation's response to the Ebola crisis.

The CBP says the restrictions will remain in place until further notice.

Service competes directly with Qantas A380.