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The 30,000-sq-ft addition will make the location one of the world's largest aviation combustor overhaul providers.

Company Will Provide Electric Power Storage

Lion Air crash investigators find erroneous input from AOA sensor during Flight 610

Russia is maintaining influence in eastern Europe by hampeing efforts by some nations to gain MRO business, while promoting Serbia's credentials

Plans call for manufacturing facility to start operations in late 2021

FlightAware Expands Coverage, Enacts Engine Start-to-Stop Alerts

Flight manual revision offers distance reductions of up to 7 percent on takeoff and 4 percent on landing under hotter, higher, and/or heavier conditions.

Demonstrations Aim To Build Public Confidence

Will Serve The EMS Market

The companies will showcase the installations on a CJ1 and CJ2+ at the event.

Sino-Russian project to challenge Boeing, Airbus duopoly

The X-59, which will be built by Lockheed Martin, could pave the way for supersonic flight over land in the U.S.

Restrictions are still curtailing growth.

Hopes To Appeal To Offshore, SAR Markets

The draft of the proposed final rulemaking is scheduled to be issued for comments in the first quarter of next year.

The invitation-only program will offer jet cards in 25-hour blocks and involved travel from seven major cities in the U.S.

Standards provide the aeronautical knowledge, risk management, and flight proficiency elements necessary for ATP flight training and testing.

By providing a single code for all hail regardless of size, the FAA believes this will solve operators’ de-icing issues and preserve the climate record.

Five-year FAA bill paves way for future, but falls short on funding reform, Elwell says.

FlyArystan to start operations with four A320s by the middle of next year

Maiden mission comes less than a month after Kuwait Airways signed on as new launch customer

Authorities yet to determine any connection between instrument anomalies and crash

Team led by ex-Airbus tech boss is taking a conservative approach, developing redundant-propulsion technology using a Cessna 337 testbed.

He took his first flight at the age of four in 1928 and then subsequently followed in the footsteps of his father in joining the U.S. Army Air Corps.

Interest Surges In Small, Tactical Vehicles

Wuhan Hangda Aero & Technology Development Co. was designated as the airscrew maker's third in the country.

Dickson recently retired after 27 years with Delta.

“This positive trend in aircraft utilization demonstrates a high level of confidence in current economic conditions," said JSSI CEO Neil Book.

Million Air Dallas will now advertise its fuel price in an effort to eliminate haggling and introduce transparency.

"In the absence of flight data monitoring, you don’t know how the airplane is being flown,” DeLisi said.