Content Archive: August 2019

Second H145 D3 prototype will be used to test autopilot, performance, and structure.

The manufacturer has improved performance specs for the aircraft announced last year.

Turkey’s president was in Moscow to view Russian fighters that could be acquired in place of the Lockheed Martin F-35.

Viewed as a key step toward civil supersonic flight, the proposal, includes language that manufacturers believe is an "absolute prohibition."

The Belgian subsidiary of Lufthansa group targets an 8 percent operating profit margin by 2022.

Plans to replace suspended flights to Japan with new services to mainland China are put on hold by Beijing.

As part of the agreement, CAE also will acquire a 50 percent stake in Directional Aviation's training company, Simcom.

The Canadian regulator alleges the pilot committed 11 violations during two events tied to the Toronto Raptors winning the NBA championship.

Beginning as a small flight school in 1935, the FBO has grown into a six-hangar operation covering 140,000 square feet and over 11 acres of ramp space.

L.J. Aviation's new base at Pittsburgh International Airport includes a customer reception area, meeting rooms, and 36,000-sq-ft of hangar space.