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The U.S. manufacturer hires Kenneth Feinberg and Camille Biros to administer funds to relatives of victims of 737 Max crashes.

Following the light jet's Transport Canada certification last month, Canadian distributor Levaero has delivered the first C-registered of the type.

NTSB aviation safety official Dana Schulze expresses concerns that medevac, charter, and other on-demand operators don't meet some Part 121 requirements.

The gathering of industry and government leaders highlighted workforce shortages, ADS-B compliance, and small airport funding, among other issues.

The STC developed by New Zealand-based Airwork with assistance from BendixKing, will focus on Part 27 rotorcraft, starting with the AS350.

Parent company chief attributes fewer Beechcraft and Cessna deliveries to threat of tariffs, economic concerns.

Safran's progress on fixing Hemisphere's Silvercrest engine doesn't satisfy the Cessna Citation airframer.

The aircraft, a CJ1, also underwent major airframe maintenance.

Northrop Grumman says that both government and commercial customers are in line to get the Firebird optionally-piloted vehicle

A mixture of helicopters from East and West will continue to equip the Serbian forces, along with the indigenous maintenance of the existing Gazelle fleet

The overall pace is expected to pick up after Labor Day as we head toward the NBAA convention in October.

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Aviation Institute of Maintenance says its Charlotte campus will focus on training manufacturing workers.

WCA is offering 11 different scholarships valued at more than $60,000 that will be presented during NBAA's annual convention.

The historic airplanes' upgrades include the addition of Garmin ADS-B.

Participants in the recent European safety seminar agreed that there should be wider participation in regulatory process and stronger communications.

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Camp is required for Part 121 and certain Part 135 operators, but is optional for other Part 135 and 91K operators.

Airlines work to restore all routes between Europe and Asia affected by Pakistani airspace closure.

The FAA is evaluating three other fuels as work continues on the original Shell candidate.

The first major upgrade to the online program in more than a decade, its focus has changed from certification-based to ratings-based learning.

While June was busiest month for business aviation in Europe this year, activity there was still off 1.7 percent year-over-year.

Russian Helicopters said it would begin using 3D printed parts into its production helicopters beginning in 2020

As the first S-400 shipments arrive in Turkey, Washington has yet to respond to what it sees as a threat to the F-35’s operational security

Jared Fox will take the role of CEO as Wilson transitions to new role.

Hebert succeeds Textron Aviation's Michael Graham, whose nomination as a member of the NTSB is awaiting Senate action.

Agreement leads to first long-haul intra-hospital transfer of Asian Sky Group client from China to Europe.

Europe’s largest low-cost carrier will close bases and has lowered passenger growth outlook by 3 percent.

CCX's new AP-250 cyber security appliance is designed to prevent malicious attacks on airborne networking systems.