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Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier (Chalet CD61) announced yesterday that the C Series aircraft program is now on track

In-development dedicated seaplane version to feature corrosion-proofing and new composite floats.

The TBM 900 single-engine turboprop continues to sell well, including in Asia

Qatar Airways is pushing for compensation over A320neo delivery delays.

GE Aviation Celebrates 35 Years in Singapore

New Seletar center will deliver its full suite of luxury cabin interior designs to customers from across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

Parker FACRI Actuation Systems and NEIAS Parker Aero Systems & Equipment have also received MRO approval from the FAA and CAAC.

Asean nations have treaties in place that would allow the market to be liberalized, the the largest nations continue to drag their feet.

Recent economic turmoil and the commodities crisis have not cause China to shy away from its ambitious plans to grow its airlines domestically

Once hailed as one of the world’s fastest growing markets, Myanmar’s aviation sector is suffering from overcapacity and a slowdown in growth.

For many years the low-cost/low-fare airline model failed to grow in Japan, but with recent liberalisation the sector is booming

Comac won’t say when in 2016 it now plans to conduct the first flight of the delayed C919

Comac won’t say when in 2016 it now plans to conduct the first flight of the delayed C919.

Dense haze puts a dent in airline operations across Southeast Asia

Divides Department of Civil Aviation into two new authorities

The manufacturer raised its market forecast for China by 300 more planes compared to its previous forecast.

The Philippines Department of Transportation and Communications plans to award operations and maintenance contracts for five regional airports.

Pen new deals with Boeing to expand fleets

Thailand avoids EU ban, for now

Fails to submit plan to address ICAO-raised safety concerns

Leaked report on crash of QZ8501 questions pilot training

Thai VietJet Air, the Thai offshoot of Vietnam’s no frills carrier VietJet Air, is preparing to launch in the first quarter this year.

Big losses in first half and heightened competition prompt second look at growth strategy.

The beleagured carrier has lost money for five straight quarters.

China has eased restrictions to new entrants in order to maintain rapid growth in the airline market.

Political protests in Bangkok have already affected profits at Nok Air and could threaten the launch of NokScoot in the fourth quarter.

The Myanmar government has invited private participation in 30 airport development projects.

A new private low-fare carrier in China plans to launch operations in August.