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Company says Kempf’s expertise and leadership will help itbecome more efficient.

Royal International Air Tattoo organizers no longer expect the aircraft to make an appearance.

New engines and avionics are among the upgrades planned for the Super Lynxes.

The trials marked the first seeker-guided launches for MBDA's common anti-air modular missile.

Workshop provides career tools for upward mobility.

Designation broadens the company’s maintenance capability, particularly for Cessnas and Falcons.

MRO honored for going from “good to great.”

Waas approval and full autopilot-coupled GPS-LPV included.

Swiftair and StandardAero established their partnership in 2000.

The company is seeing faster dry times with the new booth.

The product contains no chromate, dries more quickly and has a longer pot life.

Company aims to limit downtime during overhaul.

She has served as president of Precision Aviation Services.

Kitner has been working as an installations lead since Pro Star Aviation’s founding in 1998.

There were 21 total accidents involving business turboprops and jets in the first six months, compared with 27 in the same period last year.

Three Chinese general aviation operators signed orders and commitments with Airbus Helicopters yesterday for 123 light singles and twins.

There were 67,311 business aviation flights in Europe last month, down 0.9 percent from a year ago.

Kevin Boardman allegedly “devised numerous methods to embezzle money from his employer” between 2006 and last year.

Donald Lowe’s aerospace career began in 1975 when he was brought in to run United Aircraft (later Pratt & Whitney Canada) following a long labor strike.

The two associations are collaborating on the development and implementation of best practices “that will lead the air charter industry.”

Guide includes background on the most relevant FAA and DOT regulations, federal and state tax issues and aircraft ownership structures.

Company has transacted an average of 250 loans per year for customers purchasing aircraft, from warbirds to turbine business aircraft.

The beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile will be flying on Swedish air force Gripens next year.

Confidence in civil order backlogs and a desire for a strong supply chain are driving mergers and acquisitions.

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

AHEST to tackle worrying rotorcraft safety statistics throughout Asia.

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