Content Archive: April 2017

Japan Airlines subsidiary plans to take nine ATR 42-600s to serve Amami Islands

Thanks to the more favorable mix at Gulfstream, first-quarter revenues soared to $2.074 billion, while profits climbed $111 million, to $443 million.

Three new instrument approaches will soon be available for both runways at California's Santa Monica Airport.

The software, developed with AirPower Software, allows users to compare aircraft cost, performance, history and metrics.

The third G600 is set for flight today, while the G500 recently logged its longest flight at 10 hours and six minutes.

The backing of Jet Aviation will strengthen the IAD's facility's appeal to the international market, says long-time GM John Hovis.

EASA certification allows Swiss International Airlines to fly into London City Airport

After a competitive selection process, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security chose Mississippi for a program orginally started in Oklahoma.

The Government Accountability Office estimates that F-35 baseline software testing will continue to May 2018 for an additional $1.7 billion.

The avionics OEM says the new system is a turn-key solution for airspace modernization compliance deadlines