Content Archive: January 2017

Triumph is seeking $340 million for Bombardier's "failure to pay...certain non-recurring expenses."

Competition Begins to Find U.S. Air Force’s New T-X Training Jet

Boisture appointed chairman of Global Jet Capital.

Preliminary, final and factual reports

The FAA will work to implement the new Part 23, air carrier training measures and a library of regulatory documents as it reorganizes its operations.

Defect grounds some SSJ100s, others unaffected

Redwings, which has operated an MRO business at Querétaro Intercontinental Airport for the past six years, has now expanded into the FBO sector.

Unlike tiltrotors such the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey or Leonardo AW609, the "Blue Whale" is a quad proprotor design.

The amicus brief raises the question of whether the FAA is allowed to retroactively change the rules regarding grant agreements.

More than 120 pieces of debris have been discovered from the aircraft, believed to have crashed into Lake Erie outside Cleveland.