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As Flightdocs prepares for its next product rollout, CEO Rick Heine discusses its growth formula and what it will need to keep growing.

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Aviation staged a press trip to Grand Bahama Island, just weeks before the island country faced its worst peril.

After the then-Category 5 storm left a trail of destruction through the islands, small aircraft are now beginning to shuttle in humanitarian supplies.

According to a preliminary NTSB report, the crew rejected the takeoff past rotation speed after their busines jet would not respond to control inputs.

At some point during a preowned aircraft transcaction, just let go to see who is and who isn't pulling their weight.

EHang's 216 Autonomous Aerial Vehicle made a first passenger-carrying demonstration flight in Changchun, China inn August 2019.

The UAS traffic management pilot program has shown that unmanned and manned aircraft can coexist at low altitudes without ATC

The acquisition is one of three Dassault Aviation has made this year to expand its MRO operations.

Heavy twin being delivered to German Federal Police

Coming as the association continues to focus on combating illegal charter, the committee will focus on standards and best practices for brokers.

The nod, covering installation on A109/119 helicopters, follows European Union Aviation Safety Agency approval in July and U.S. FAA STC in June.

Helicopter Leonardo is teaming with aviation training company CAE USA to offer training to U.S. government customers

Detailed contract talks to outline conditions for first delivery of the 76-seat jets in 2024.

Detailed contract talks to outline conditions for first delivery of the 76-seat jets in 2024.

At its peak, Wichita had 16 aircraft manufacturers, six aircraft engine factories, 11 airports and a dozen flying schools.

David Balevic is CHC's new CEO; Imran Hayat named executive Vice President

Adventurer James Ketchell is flying a gyrocopter around-the-world to raise money for charity

While majoring on Russian hardware, the MAKS show gave a chance for overseas exhibitors to debut new products

Duncan Aviation hopes to complete SmartSky STCs for other Bombardier and Dassault business jet models next year.

More than 150 new aircraft, most of them electrically-powered and many of them to be flown autonomously, are vying to radically reshape aviation's future.

The Joint Authorities Technical Review (JATR) panel is taking additional time to complete its work, but is expected to release findings in coming weeks.

FlightOps is warning aircraft operators intending to do humanitarian relief flights in the Bahamas that the ops situation is potentially dangerous.

New centers in Bangkok and New Delhi come as Boeing’s latest forecast predicts a requirement for 266,000 new pilots in Asia Pacific over the next 20 years.

Upheaval persists as political protests in Hong Kong continue.

Matthew Greene is third generation to take a leadership role of the family-owned business that his grandfather, Leonard Greene, founded in 1946.

EASA executive director Patrick Ky told the European Parliament's transport committee that stakeholders need to agree drone noise and safety levels.

The Louisiana-based helicopter services company emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with new equity capital, $225 million loan.

The exclusive service allows maintenance providers to bid on anonymous aircraft inspection tasks presented through the company's customer database.

Part 135 operations in Alaska were involved in 207 accidents resulting in 80 fatalities between January 2008 and June 2019.

Airlines are scrambling to provide the best in-flight experience that will lure passengers to their aircraft seats.