Content Archive: January 2018

C&L Aerospace will serve as a distributor for Champion Aerospace’s turbine ignition products.

The course is designed for aviation safety inspectors, but can provide industry with insight on the process.

Compounding this uncertainty is a still-undefined certification schedule, an apparent lack of orders, and “unclear” market requirements.

According to the company, the move will allow it to better serve large cabin and regional airline customers.

The House recently passed a measure to prioritize STEM grants for women, while the Senate would direct the FAA to create a Women in Aviation Board.

The $1 million addition to its Peterborough, Ontario paint shop, was in support of a new long-term contract to paint Global 5000/6000 fuselages

Peter Agur retires, Greg Johnson joins Jet Edge and Metrojet hires Michael Chen.

Japan will acquire new air defense systems, while Korea wants more F-35s.

The simulator can provide training in either wheeled or seaplane configuration.

FAA lacks reliable method for determining overflight fees, the DOT IG said, adding courts frequently overturn FAA's practices.