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Attorneys for offshore oil helicopter service operator PHI and an attorney representing the family of the lone crash survivor are accusing Sikorsky of supp

Preliminary Report: Chartered Jetliners Suffer Fatal Crashes Yakovlev Yak-42D, Yaroslavl, Russia, Sept.

Delta Air Lines last month became the first airline in the world to provide in-flight Internet service aboard its regional aircraft with the launch flight

Kenya Airways has finalized the contract for the acquisition of 10 Embraer E190s, the airline announced last month.

Business aviation activity is picking up in Thailand, with the Southeast Asian country enjoying a period of relative political stability after the recent g

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft president Gary Scott has left the company effective October 1, citing a desire to devote more time to his family.

NBAA is holding its 64th Annual Meeting & Convention October 10 to 12 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Bell unit Aeronautical Accessories is offering four new kits for preflight, courtesy and baggage compartment lighting as well as a rotor camera kit.

Bristow is offering a new six-day course, “Wildland Fire Orientation for Rotary Wing Pilots,” covering “basic knowledge of fire behavior, wildland fire ope

Satellite communications provider Iridium may make space available on its next-generation satellites for automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast

A new contract to develop the bleed air system for the Airbus A320neo and the opening on September 22 of a €27 million test and development center

Europe’s regional airlines achieved 7.1 percent passenger growth during the first six months of 2011

The first Boeing 787 landed early Wednesday morning at Tokyo Haneda Airport carrying All Nippon Airways CEO Shinichiro Ito, following his appearance

Southwest Airlines’ ambitious fleetwide implementation of required navigation performance (RNP) operations is making slow progress

Hawker Beechcraft received EASA approval for the Hawker 800XPR yesterday, just weeks after receiving certification from the FAA.

The FAA approved the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport’s noise compatibility program following a two-year noise study.

The Air Charter Association of North America (Acana) will hold a forum on charter legalities at NBAA 2011.

CHC Helicopter and aircraft leasing firm Milestone Aviation Group announced an $80 million contract today.

Avantair has laid off about 20 employees, mostly at its FBOs that it owns and operates, but also some marketing staff.

Bill Schultz, currently executive vice president and COO of CitationAir, took over as president and CEO of the private air services company.

Embraer today named industry veteran Robert Knebel its vice president of executive aircraft sales for the U.S., Canada and Caribbean.

Jetcraft, which provides sales, acquisitions, trading and brokerage services of business aircraft, is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

A Quest Aircraft Kodiak today completed a three-week demonstration tour in Brazil, the Caribbean and other Latin American countries.

Gulfstream announced its appointment of Scott Neal as vice president of sales and marketing.

AOPA member Kevin Mossey started an online petition on September 23 to get the Obama Administration to take aviation user fees off the table.

Cargolux reaches tentative deal with Boeing on 747-8s.

The latest effort to produce a practical airborne high-powered microwave (HPM) weapon has reached the flight-test stage.

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China has placed additional orders for Russian AL-31-series fighter engines.