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Block-to-block Open Skies negotiations will focus on 5th freedom rights, fair competition, and social issues.

Industry sees a fruitful partnership ahead with government agencies.

The latest F3-R standard of the Dassault Rafale with Meteor missile, Talios pod, and other enhancements has received clearance from the DGA.

At the recent Airshow China held at Zhuhai, AVIC shoewd off a model of the Advanced Heavy Lift helicopter it is developing, based on the mighty Mi-26

Following a competition with the IAI Heron TP, GA-ASI's Reaper has been chosen by Australia to answer its armed RPAS needs.

Pilots can take a deep dive into their Garmin avionics at a convenient hands-on class or online.

The 2020 ADS-B Out deadlines in the U.S. and Europe will affect operators that fly to those countries from elsewhere.

After midnight on Sunday, the new Seletar Business Aviation Centre, will be operational.

While the results have been "extremely positive," Duncan worries that critics still need to be educated about benefits of the FAA’s Compliance Philosophy.

A U.S. navy mechanic becomes determined to fix safety management systems after an accident revealed flaws in the safety program.

The companies have seen a growing interest in private aviation from representatives of high net-worth individuals and their families.

The fifth Saudi airline to gain an AOC in a decade expects to launch widebody operations in 2023.

CEO of leading European operator believes EBACE could be held in a less expensive European city than Geneva.

The challenge of finding good people, higher pilot salaries, and regulatory requirements will drive consolidation of aircraft management companies.

A software upgrade is available for Rockwell Collins TDR-94/94D transponders at Duncan Aviation facilities.

Aviation is an exciting, impactful, and global business that I am thankful to be a part of.

The facility renovation is part of the Ministry’s plan to offer services to private jet owners through Bahrain International Airport.

Larger aircraft will replace smaller at both Copa Airlines and Copa Holdings’ low-cost carrier Wingo.

Just 46.2 percent of the U.S. aircraft fleet is projected to meet the ADS-B equipment mandate by the Jan. 1, 2020 deadline.

The NTSB identified several fatal accidents in which the pilot was unable to identify and pull a circuit breaker during an abnormal or emergency situation.

Executives at NATA's recently Aviation Leadership Conference see a number of obstacles as they look to keep up with growing bizav fleets.

Faced with major reconstruction on its commercial terminal, Princess Juliana International Airport scraps plans for a new GAT.

The Chinese carrier’s departure from the Delta/Air France-KLM-anchored alliance opens the possibility of closer ties with American Airlines.

Platform hosts online marketplace for operators and service providers.

Thirty executives of GAMA member companies met recently with officials from EASA and the European Commission about the eVTOL industry.

At least 43 helicopter crews have been flying on the fires ravaging California.

Cost increases outpaced revenues, depressing the nine A4A passenger carriers’ combined nine-month operating profit by $4.1 billion.

It was good news across the board in terms of aircraft deliveries in the third quarter of the year, but the mix represents fewer expensive aircraft.

The board concludes that the fatal crash of a Puerto Rican ANG WC-130H was the result of a failure to sufficiently respond to an engine failure.

UK's AAIB released the preliminary report on the AW169 crash.