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The Russian government is looking to stop European airlines from overflying Siberia on flights to and from Asia.

Mitsubishi earned top honors for turboprop support, while Bell Helicopter once again took first place in helicopter support.

The prototype of the twin-engine business/utility jet was pulled across the runway by 24 horses.

Single-lever power controls are a prominent feature in the G90XT’s new Garmin G1000-based flight deck.

The new venture is a partnership between Bangkok-based business jet and FBO operator MJets and the WahWah Group.

The company will soon break ground on a major new plant expansion at its Melbourne facility.

Propellers, along with changes to the nacelle and engine exhaust geometry, reduce external noise by five dBA, a 68-percent decrease.

Acquisition increased the size of Landmark’s network from 57 to 75 locations globally.

Since its founding in 1994, the company has flown more than 16 million incident- and accident-free miles worldwide.

Air BP operations team refueled HeliDubai’s Augusta 109 at the HeliDubai Festival City helipad.

The service plans to select two proposed designs to advance to fabrication and flight-testing.

Extreme cold most likely caused a lithium-ion battery on an All Nippon Airways Boeing 787 to malfunction in January 2013, according to one report.

Baby alpaca wool blankets, socks and eye masks feature in new bespoke flight bags.

Returnjet plans lower fees for brokers and promises quicker flight searches.

Preliminary, factual and final accident reports.

Rules taking effect this year and beyond.

Premier IA co-pilot could not explain go-around after a smooth touchdown.

One Australian instructor said no one really understands the country’s new pilot licensing rules.

MYR airport construction season runs until April next year

Airline changes training procedures after touch-and-go incident

Authorities scan records for compliance errors

New battery rules should harmonize U.S. regs with international ones

Agency believes AOA indicators could reduce GA loss of control accidents

Although the work on 44 airplanes was subcontracted, Southwest Airlines was still responsible for the results

Airlines could soon begin marshaling aircraft without ground personnel present

The company sees large-scale opportunities in the oil and gas sector.

Training with new emergency breathing systems is to start shortly, and a study of body size and shape is already under way to make egress safer

Six years after the FAA revoked its operating certificate, charter provider Air Trek has bounced back.

2014 proves upbeat and forward-looking for flight attendants and flight technicians.

The Orlando facility is one of Textron Aviation’s largest and busiest factory service centers in a global network.