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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

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

Preliminary, factual and final accident reports.

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

NetJets Unveils First Bombardier Challenger 350 Signature Series

Probable cause for San Francisco crash mainly focuses on the Asiana pilots.

Agency says its authority to regulate model airplanes dates back to 2012.

Although the statistics on fatal accidents points downward, the month of July appears to buck this trend.

GAO Reviews Safety Management System Implementation

The Twin Otter was on a VFR flight plan at 12,500 feet when it hit terrain.

As many as eight bullets may have been fired at the Airbus from the ground.

As one European air traffic control strike ended, another began.

New MH370 data analysis hopes to tighten a re-defined search area.

Pilots were both temporarily blinded by laser.

Currency devaluation and political unrest in Ukraine have both hindered Air Astana's growth plans.

With the receipt of the Citation X+’s type certificate, Cessna can again claim that it produces the world’s fastest civil airplane.

Lockheed Martin F-35 Fighter International Debut Preview

French ATC strike will run from June 24 to June 29.

Remote control tower could begin operations this fall.

Safety Board Meeting will detail the probable cause of the July 2013 crash.