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Industry leaders characterized the former Delta Air Lines executive as a champion of safety with deep industry knowledge.

Connecticut-based Global Jet Services already employs several instructors with experience on Falcon jets.

Cargo carriers receive fifth freedom rights beyond the EU for five months.

ASBAA supports the regulator's decision as a move to improve safety standards.

The Professional Aircraft Appraisal Organization currently counts 120 members from about six countries.

Airbus Pitches the H160 Helicopter to the EMS Market

Department of Transportation head Elaine Chao orders a formal audit of the certification process for the Boeing 737 Max 8.

The agreement that is intended to reduce fees and eliminate duplication of paperwork in both the U.S. and Europe.

Part 91 and 135 activity in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean both declined in February, but fractionals saw an uptick.

Lee's accreditation audit included areas such as fastening, electrical bonding, and bushing and bearing installation.

The Canadian company acquired the CL-215 and CL-415 type certificates in 2016 and is responsible for all product support.

The conference celebrated 30 years since WAI president Peggy Chabrian held the initial event in Prescott, Arizona that drew 150 people.

CEO Muilenburg promises the release of a 737 Max software update “soon.”

Blockchain—secure, tamper-resistant digital records—could revolutionize the way aircraft part histories are recorded and stored, said SITA's Dan daCosta.

BBA's revenues jumped 24.4 percent overall thanks to acquisitions, as well as a 12.4 percent increase in Signature's FBO business.

The Philippines’ largest carrier outlines plans to replace and up-gauge aircraft.

The U.S. DOT IG is expected to release a draft audit report of the FAA civil aircraft registry this week to the aviation agency.

Some 100 airliners in India sit grounded, not all of them Boeing 737 Maxes.

Australia is boosting its electronic support capability through the acquisition of four Gulfstream G550s outfitted for electronic reconnaissance.

Paulo Cesar Silva to step down as CEO at the end of April.

Helicopters remain a worry spot as shop space starts to fill.

Having recently ordered Dassault Rafales and MiG-29Ms, Egypt has now added the Sukhoi Su-35 to its shopping list.

A recent Eurocontrol report showed a 46.6 percent increase in total air traffic flow management delays in February.

The FAA is testing Data Comm in the en route environment and anticipates initial deployment by 2020.

New bizjet deliveries are expected to climb this year, though sales are projected to be more sluggish as world economies slow and recessionary risk rises.

Sabrewing and Alaska tribe ink deal for aircraft, test range, and joint venture

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Weston succeeds Richard Mumford, who has steered the association since 2016.

The private jet charter arm of Qatar Airways can now operate at three mountainous airports in Austria, France, and Switzerland.

Bershire Hathaway credits NetJets in part for the improved performance of its Services Group.