Content Archive: February 2015

Retirement will enable him to dedicate time to the Middle East & North Africa Business Aviation Association.

No big defense deals done at the event, but a top-level French delegation arrived soon after

The original final accident report has been removed from the public domain.

Rolls-Royce named Aerospace Industries Association chief and former FAA administrator Marion Blakey to head its North America subsidiary.

The program maintains the engine's residual value by establishing that an engine's content and maintenance history have been verified by GE or CFM.

The European Commission has drafted legislation to postpone requiring controller-pilot datalink communications until 2020.

Three company-owned service centers now have certification for the King Air 90, 200 and 300 series.

Aircraft was in left turn before accident.

Company seeks growth in VIP helo refurb market.

Surf Air, which placed an order last fall for 15 PC-12 NGs and options for an additional 50, now has four of the turboprop singles in its fleet.