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Maintenance and Modifications
Bell Taps Ruag for Jet Ranger X Service, Reassembly
The Ruag helicopter services center earned the approval ratings for the Bell 505 under its EASA Part 145 certificate.
Maintenance and Modifications
Stevens Aviation Receives Nod as Jet Aviation Vendor
Stevens Aviation's mobile repair teams will support Jet Aviation Flight Services managed aircraft.
Bizav Veteran John Rahilly Dies at 68
Through NBAA, the family has created a John F. Rahilly Memorial Scholarship for Future A&P Technicians.
Aircraft
HondaJet Now For Sale in Honda's Home Country of Japan
The first HondaJet Elite is expected to be delivered in Japan during the first half of 2019.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Kittyhawk Raises Another $5 Million
Boeing Among Investors In Drone Software Company
Aircraft
Taiwan May Acquire Seahawk Helos from U.S.
The MH-60Rs would replace ageing MD500s in the ASW role .
Russian S-400 SAM System Causes Middle East Upsets
Amidst U.S. dismay, Saudi Arabia wants to buy, but prevent Qatar from doing same.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Why Does Gulfstream Still Offer an Aft Galley Option?
Why Does Gulfstream Still Offer an Aft Galley Option?
Sustainability and Environment
New Hampshire FBO Goes Green over Sunlight
New Hampshire's Granite Air Center is ready to reap the benefits of the largest solar array in town.
Regulations and Government
NBAA, NATA Seek Further IRS Guidance on Management Fees
A recent IRS publication did not appear consistent with a recently passed tax measure on aircraft management fees.
Charter & Fractional
Millennials See Bizav Becoming Cleaner, More Accessible
Millennials’ views on business aviation are closely linked to concerns about the environment, according to a study conducted by EBAA and ThinkYoung.
Sino Jet Moves To Expand Bizav Market in Chengdu
Sino Jet will look at opportunities in the region, including the development of FBOs and other facilities to meet the needs of the market.
Airlines
Wizz Air Aims To Triple Fleet over Next Decade
LCC not yet notified by Airbus or Pratt & Whitney on A321neo delays
Regulations and Government
GAMA, AIA Urge Senate Leaders To Act on FAA Bill
The fate of the Senate bill this year is uncertain.
Airports
FAA: Teterboro Airport SID Deviations Continue
A New York Tracon letter to airmen details the procedure and provides steps operators should take to ensure compliance with the requirements.
Airlines
Qatar Lobbies for Free Airspace as Blockade Enters Second Year
IATA calls for “free connectivity” during annual general meeting
Avionics
Flight Data Systems Acquired by ACR Electronics Parent
Acquisition represents the latest addition to ACR’s growing portfolio of aviation companies, which include Artex and Skytrac.
Airlines
IATA Urges Airlines to Face Challenges Head-On at AGM
Director general Alexandre de Juniac calls for “smarter” regulation, stricter compliance with global standards
Airlines
IATA Warns of Trade War’s Effects on Airlines
Association DG De Juniac calls on governments to resist impulse toward protectionism
Regulations and Government
Nick Fadugba Appointed Chairman of AfBAA
Fadugba has long been involved in media and consultancy in the African aviation industry.
FBOs
Avflight Introduces New FBO
The location upgrades the company's former faciilty at Pennsylvania’s Harrisburg International Airport.
Aircraft
Boeing, Safran To Build APUs under New Partnership
Move marks latest reflection of Boeing’s “vertical integration” strategy
EBACE Looks To the Future as European Market Improves
The number of exhibitors increases, new exhibitors made a strong showing, the static display sold out, and sessions highlighted industry's future.
Airlines
Potential Buyers Reject Air India Sale Conditions
New bidding process unlikely to start until conclusion of next year’s federal elections
People in Aviation: June 2018
People in Aviation: June 2018
Canada: PRC Is a Threat More Than a Partner
Security Intelligence Service takes its view of China's technology threat to a new level
