Content Archive: March 2018

Assembly complete, airplane moved to Irkut’s flight line

The move allows the airport which was battered by Hurricane Irma, to once again separate its commercial and private aviation operations.

Scheduled to enter service in May, SIA 787-10s will initially fly routes planned for Osaka, Japan, and Perth, Australia.

Specifically, they said 39 percent of U.S.-based business jets and 38 percent of U.S. based business turboprops are currently known to be compliant.

F-35s, Super Hornets, KC-46s and Hercules all figure in additional aircraft appropriated by Congress

Company also offers its Helionix flight-deck simulator at its Oxford headquarters, allowing for pilot familiarisation with the latest cockpit.

Honeywell's new Aspire 150 and 350 Iridium satcom hardware includes a built-in router.

Bell Flight Gets Serious about eVTOL with its Urban Air Taxi Concept

Aspen's new E5 dual electronic flight instrument retails for $4,995.

This year's Women in Aviation Conference in Reno saw 3,200 attendees, 162 aviation companies and organizations, and $692,465 in scholarships.