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The PC-24 jet is being certified for grass field operations and demonstrated this capability by landing at the UK's Goodwood Festival of Speed show.

Since it began its scholarship partnership with Orange Coast College's flight school, the Van Nuys Airport-based company has awarded over $32,000.

Safety experts warn of substandard pilot training and poor runway conditions on the subcontinent.

The industry is to be commended for developing an awareness of its own bad actors and transparency is key.

The ARC resurrects the decades-long efforts to update Part 135 pilot rest and duty rules,

Indonesia’s antitrust watchdog is investigating charges of a ticketing cartel.

New versions of armed Mi-8s and Mi-28s offer greater survivability and greater stand-off engagement capability.

The end of the Boeing KC-135R in Singaporean service signals that the A330 MRTT is ready to take on operational missions.

Recent instances could shine a light on a lapse in standards prompted by a shortage of qualified workers.

Victor pledges reduction in carbon emissions from charter flights, promotion of sustainable alternative fuels.

FlightSafety's Go/No-Go Rejected Takeoff course is something that all jet pilots should experience.

FlightSafety International has added enhanced flight vision system touchdown and rollout training for the Gulfstream G280, G450, G500, G550, G600, and G650

Flexjet is elevating its flight operations quality assurance program by marrying GE’s flight safety analysis services with wireless quick access recorders.

A new procedure using plate lines aims to mitigate wake vortices during landing approaches.

According to preliminary statistics, 19 people died in four business jet crashes and 28 lost their lives in five turboprop crashes during the first half.

The twice-daily Emirates service from Dubai to Muscat extends just 185 nm in each direction.

Romain Trapp is the new president of Airbus Helicopters Inc., replacing Chris Emerson who will head the company's defense and space division

DJI's new drone package safeguards against unauthorized data sharing

Unmanned Traffic Management software provider Unifly has raised another $20 million from investors including Germany's ATC authority

The move is the latest in the French airframer's push to improve its European maintenance network.

Safran is partnering with Thai Aviation Industries to expand support for more engine models and operators.

Leonardo's Gulf of Mexico helicopter support center has received Part 145 repair station approval from the FAA.

The European Aviation Safety Agency's new Special Condition for VTOL aircraft promises a solid regulatory foundation for this fast-growing sector.

Bombardier "rescopes" Learjet 75 to more directly compete with light jets — and with a lower price tag.

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The Dutch airline plans to have 15 of the type in its fleet following an order swap with Air France.

The King Air 350i crashed into a hangar on take off from Dallas Addison Airport, killing its eight passengers and two crew members.

FAA recognizes there will be circumstances outside an operator's control that may result in a temporary degradation of GPS performance.

Global Urban Air Transport Summit, to be held in Farnborough, UK, in September 2019, will include leading manufacturers, regulators and investors.

The U.S. airframer expects to test 50 technology projects this fall.