Content Archive: February 2019

Drawing on its experience with the T129 Atak, Turkish Aerospace has officially launched development of a larger, heavier attack helicopter

Candidate sees possibility of $500 million in revenue generation from reopening of the airport.

Charter association welcomes conviction of pilot of illegal charter flight which crashed following departure when 426 lbs overweight.

Premiair will provide authorized service to Textron Aviation's entire product line, including Hawker jets.

The Florida-based airframer saw gains in certain billings and deliveries, as well as in backlog and employment.

The UK regional airline has struggled to find direction for years but new owners will give it access to Heathrow Airport.

Operating for a year now, OJets sees itself as a hawk whose wings can envelope the globe out of Asia.

Users of the parts account for an installed base of aircraft that include Boeing and Airbus airliners, and Pilatus and Beechcraft turboprops.

The move gives Inflight the Jet Centre an entry into Bombardier aircraft maintenance.

Endoscope examinations show no sign of cracks in suspected parts.