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Ground handlers have a published set of best practices.

EMS operator says it’s full speed ahead for SMS Level 4.

As Patrick de Castelbajac steps into the role of CEO, he discusses his plans for building on ATR’s success.

The Aerospace and Defense Industries Association of Europe strives to ensure competitiveness in aeronautics, space, defense and security.

Bringing a new multi-Mach bizjet to market will require innovative design and deep pockets.

Italy’s BCube is well known in the automotive world but the company now wants to create a global footprint in aerospace logistics.

2014 Farnborough Air Show Poised to Open

Passive detection of aircraft has been developing for many decades and there is renewed interest in Eastern Europe.

Richard Noble’s Bloodhound supersonic car is his most ambitious project yet, with a mere two years until the first attempts.

The number of helicopter simulator training centers around the world is growing at a steady rate.

While leaving the Hurkus at home, the Turks have come to show off their T129 attack helicopter and Anka (Phoenix) UAV.

As Patrick de Castelbajac steps into the role of CEO, he discusses his plans for building on ATR’s success.

EU’s Frontex agency thinks RPVs would be ideal to police borders, once airspace rules are in place.

While ICAO and EASA formulate rules, the CAA has led the way and if anything has been frustrating at the lack of take-up from industry.

MIDCAS and ASTRAEA continue to allow development for collision avoidance and operations in controlled airspace.

Eurofighter has moved up a gear, but there is more to come that should enhance its export potential further.

A number of eyewitnesses said the aircraft had barely climbed away from the runway before it banked hard right and crashed.

Board says group did not prove its claim that a missile shot down the Boeing 747.

New landing system is capable of creating 26 simultaneous instrument approaches.

Air transport safety team wants to learn how safety enhancement measures are applied (or not) in the field.

Cargo aircraft came down in residential area but there were no injuries on the ground.

Maintenance crews later identified severe damage to the ATR 72’s horizontal and vertical stabilizer sections.

The total number of Waas approaches available in the U.S. continues to grow.

Survey looks at possible revision to EC regulation 216/2008.

FAA inspects Serbia on behalf of ICAO and upgrades Serbia’s safety rating.

Upcoming regulations

Industry personnel announcements

Preliminary, factual and final accident reports.

Soccer tournament boosts traffic as Brazil prepares to host Latin America’s business aviation show.

Gulfstream IV pilots speak to AIN about their companies’ operating procedures.