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The Cambridge company will support the Madrid company’s seven-Citation fleet.

An improperly installed chin bubble window separated in flight.

General aviation technician shortage likely to grow between 2014 and 2033.

The company can now approve modifications without further validation by the SACAA.

Sero joined the CAMO team in June 2012.

AD is prompted by reports of a crack propagating through the junction frame on two EC130B4s.

AD is prompted by reports of certain bearings dislodging from certain main rotor rotating scissors.

Rules taking effect this year and beyond.

Returnjet plans lower fees for brokers and promises quicker flight searches.

Baby alpaca wool blankets, socks and eye masks feature in new bespoke flight bags.

The service plans to select two proposed designs to advance to fabrication and flight-testing.

Mitsubishi earned top honors for turboprop support, while Bell Helicopter once again took first place in helicopter support.

Single-lever power controls are a prominent feature in the G90XT’s new Garmin G1000-based flight deck.

Since its founding in 1994, the company has flown more than 16 million incident- and accident-free miles worldwide.

The Orlando facility is one of Textron Aviation’s largest and busiest factory service centers in a global network.

Airport-owned Bangor Aviation Services has earned a reputation for rapid service.

Six years after the FAA revoked its operating certificate, charter provider Air Trek has bounced back.

Training with new emergency breathing systems is to start shortly, and a study of body size and shape is already under way to make egress safer

The company sees large-scale opportunities in the oil and gas sector.

At the NATA Air Charter Summit, FAA regulators answered questions and gave a look ahead at some upcoming changes

The Army expected to make a decision on its Joint Multi-Role Program, and Bell believes commonality with the civil 525 gives the Valor an advantage.

An eight-year legal case about corporate pilot age restrictions concludes in Texas.

Gulfstream, Embraer tie for top spot among jets, Mitsubishi leads t-props

As threats to its Russian venture gather, Bombardier has turned to China as another possible source of turboprop collaboration.

Certification of the fly-by-wire Legacy 500 is imminent.

Pilatus revealed at EBACE 2014 that it had already sold 84 of its new PC-24 jet.

Sikorsky medium twin to offer an extra 1,200 pounds of payload, allowing more passengers or fuel.

DRF has a firm order for 20 EC 145T2s, which will gradually replace its BK 117 and Bell 412 fleets.