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The agency has asked standards organization ASTM to develop standards for beyond visual line-of-sight operations and flights over people.

ALI's new LED lighting system replaces fluorescent lamps directly without requiring any new wiring or connectors.

With the purchase, Continental will expand into the kit market, experimental market and certified aftermarket.

The Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin affects the King Air F90, 200, B200, 300, B300 and Commuter 1900.

The new division provides assistance for international companies looking to do business in China.

The kit is also approved in the U.S., Europe, Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Indonesia.

NTSB cited numerous incidents in which aircraft have landed at the wrong airport, including the November 2013 Atlas Air landing in Wichita.

The new company will be responsible for all future sales and maintenance of the PC-12 turboprop in the British Isles.

The CNX-250 enables connectivity in hangar as well as at 40,000 ft.

Most of the repairs have been done in Cincinnati, but the company's Winnepeg facility is outfitted to perform more work.

New rules would apply to multi-engine jet operations.

Lockheed Martin’s contract for AFSS could run through 2019.

Ex-Indian Su-30K jets given new lease on life by Belarus Aircraft Repair Plant.

Scholarship awards were announced at opening of the association's Maintenance Management Conference

Between Las Vegas and Louisville FBOs, company handled more than 870 aircraft and pumped nearly a half-million gallons of fuel on Saturday, May 2, 2015.

Testing the Angle of Attack Indicator for Aspen Avionics’s Evolution Displays

Helicopter Industry Ready for Takeoff at HeliExpo 2015

ASRS reports document airline mechanics' concerns about intimidation and threats from management.

New departure and arrival procedures, along with airspace changes, are designed to produce millions in savings.

NTSB Chairman Christopher Hart pushes "system think" approach that adopts lessons learned from Commercial Aviation Safety Team..

Decline in NetJets’ fuel surcharge income was substantially offset by lower fuel expense, resulting in a minimal impact on profits.

As a result of prolonged negotiations, 98 percent of the pilots recently voted “no confidence” in NetJets CEO Jordan Hansell.

Blockbuster boxing match between Pacquiao and Mayweather proved a tremendous boon for business aviation service providers at Las Vegas McCarran Airport.

Mandates taking effect in the next year and beyond.

The taxiing Beech 1900 came within 500 feet of a Boeing 737 passing overhead.

Flight coordinators performed a risk assessment but did not discuss it, or the findings, with the pilot.

The jet was flipped nearly upside down in the wake of a departing 747.

Egress Training offers an online course in surviving an emergency water landing.

The list provides a review of what pilots already know: stay ahead of the aircraft.