Content Archive: August 2016

Dassault's new Falcon 8X should be ready to enter service in Brazil during the fourth quarter of this year when local type certification is complete.

In its annual 10-year market forecast, Bombardier sees a demand for nearly 800 bizjets over the next decade in Latin America

The carrier cancelled several domestic flights, reportedly due to concern over turbine blade corrosion of the 787's Rolls-Royce engines.

Gulfstream Aerospace now has around 200 aircraft based across Latin America.

Organizers of the 2016 LABACE show in São Paulo presented some stark statistics on the state of Brazil's business aviation industry.

Fatal accidents and fatalities increase for both commercial and non-commercial helicopter operations.

The Transportation Security Administration has plugged staffing gaps that caused long lines at airport security checkpoints this summer.

The former Transportation Secretary's Ray LaHood son, Rep. Darin LaHood partners with AOPA on general aviation round table.

The 13th LABACE show in São Paulo should be an indicator as to whether Brazilian business aviation is turning the corner on its troubles.

The initial offering under its new Performance Vector Unmanned program is an online small UAS ground school course provided by Argus Unmanned.