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Flight Control product manufacturer will support A350 fleet

Lower weight, higher efficiency and ease of maintenance promise make cargo loading less of a headache

Agreement targets commercial airline market as well as business aircraft retrofits.

New models of legacy airframes take advantage of advances in technology

Orlando-based MRO is ideally situated for the task

Up to 2,700 gallons’ capacity can be added or removed without special equipment

Digitizing the fueling process should lead to fewer errors and miscommunication.

Turn to AIN for all the news from Russia’s international business aviation event

Mirroring the consolidation of Textron Aviation, South African company melds Beech and Cessna brands.

Charter/management firm will offer upgraded and expanded “boutique” services to its clients.

With the Legacy 450 about to enter service, Brazil’s home-team OEM is on a roll.

Now capable of operating at airports as high as 14,000 feet above sea level, Cessna’s light jet is well positioned for the Latin American market.

World Fuel Services has innovated to make the fuel supply process more user-friendly for operators.

Líder Aviação to serve as sales agent for HondaJet

Brian Foley calls the region’s future uncharacteristically weak

Gulfstream sees larger in-region fleet, broader aircraft family and bolstered customer support as driving greater market penetration.

"Expanding sales to this important market is part of our global sales plan and strategy for the HondaJet," according to Honda Aircraft's president and CEO.

AoA information now available for FAR Part 23 aircraft.

Certification of similarly upgraded versions of the King Air 350 and C90Tx are expecting to receive certification in 4Q15 and 1H16, respectively.

Combining several products lets customers meet the ADS-B mandate for less than $3,000, says the company.

CAF rescued historic C-47.

Association giving away $1,000 grants to equip for NextGen.

Oxygen system provider giving out free samples at Oshkosh show.

The customer-support jet will be based at Falcon Jet’s North American headquarters at Teterboro and is one of two fielded by the French airframer.

The new program supplants the original 1967 noise abatement procedure.

NBAA president Ed Bolen outlined the latest proposal for a House bill to privatize ATC and fund it through user fees, which the association opposes.

Networking event hosts a standing-room-only crowd

Intelsat provides broadband network solutions for earthquake-ravaged Nepal

U.S.-based communications group expands its menu of communications systems upgrades

“The condemnation [of the airport] was singularly initiated to secure Township control over airport operations,” ruled a judge.