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Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 8X First Flight

The pilot and three passengers were killed when the airplane crashed into terrain.

The task force will use data from regulators and industry experts.

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Helicopter Industry Ready for Takeoff at HeliExpo 2015

Testing the Angle of Attack Indicator for Aspen Avionics’s Evolution Displays

Flight coordinators performed a risk assessment but did not discuss it, or the findings, with the pilot.

The taxiing Beech 1900 came within 500 feet of a Boeing 737 passing overhead.

Investigators found a burned wiring bundle in a storage area in the galley.

The facility offers operators an alternative to Midway and O'Hare.

The list provides a review of what pilots already know: stay ahead of the aircraft.

Egress Training offers an online course in surviving an emergency water landing.

The jet was flipped nearly upside down in the wake of a departing 747.

Preliminary, factual and final

Flying the New Cessna Citation Latitude Business Jet

Five new procedures will take effect around San Francisco on Thursday.

The Bombardier DHC-8-100 did not have a Beta lockout mechanism; such as system is now required on all DHC-8s by June 2016.

Multiple points of redundancy provide a certain level of safety against hacking, says one expert.

There will be no slot-reservation system, but pilots should be prepared for other traffic-management initiatives.

Simulator instructors will roll out upset prevention and recovery training to the airline's 12,000 pilots.

Airborne image recording would not add anything significant to an accident investigation, the association believes.

The video highlights several fatal accidents in which the aircraft's controls were mis-rigged.

The crew experienced a loss of left engine power at 500 feet above ground level due to the failure of an internal engine component.

The airport will shut down from April 26 through May 20

The data was gathered from more than 2,000 airports around the world.

The site will eventually provide up-to-date information on potential risks to civil aviation arising from armed conflicts around the world.

The agency alleges the firm operated 83 flights with helicopters that were out of compliance with the FARs.

The target audience is rotorcraft pilots, mechanics, small company owners, industry executives, operators and government regulators.

The guidance, intended for airlines, is applicable to all aircraft operations.