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IHST reorganizes helicopter resources as a fresh training aid ###sub###

Public has until November 24 to comment on new rules

Research effort designed to test new shock-absorbing composites.

Pilot certificate had been revoked after false statements over alcohol offense.

Survey should take just 10 minutes to complete.

The fuel pricing provider adds new functionality to its software system aimed at saving users money.

The 11-ton model aimed at the offshore market could be flying by 2020.

Long-range planning and a well trained crew are key.

Illinois-based company already provides most of the flammability testing and foam seat material used within business aviation.

MRO expands its refurb capability

London Biggin Hill Airport-based Rizon Jet says it would like to see all FBOs focusing on higher-quality service to attract more to bizav.

The Black Hat USA security conference in August included a presentation on satcom cyber security issues.

The project involves runway resurfacing, taxiway rehabilitation and upgrade of other existing structures.

Reorganized company will parlay experience supporting military aircraft to civilian counterparts.

A roundup of the regulations entering force in the next six months, twelve months and beyond.

IntuVue takes radar tech a step further

Company wants to be the “go to” facility for challenging custom repair needs

The company is proposing the Raider as a replacement for the U.S. Army's fleet of OH-58D Kiowa Warriors.

The next generation of aircraft must be able to interface with the current generation to prosecute modern air campaigns.

Eight A320neo flight-test aircraft will be involved in the certification campaign, split between the PW1100G- and CFM Leap-1A-powered variants.

Long after the manufacturer washed its hands of the Starship, a small cult of owners keeps the radical twin pusher flying.

EASA has introduced new competency-based, modular route to the European instrument rating under new regulations.

Manufacturers see economy and quality of customer service as the biggest drivers behind business jet sales.

Weather was a contributing factor

The number of applicants seeking to operate unmanned aircraft by exemption is increasing.

The European Regions Airline Association general assembly in Barcelona this week heard that new regulations are exacerbating tough market conditions.

The technology is ready to weaponize, according to a speaker at the recent Air Force Association Conference.

Cessna Aircraft announced improvements in expected aircraft range and runway performance for the twinjet.

Swiss developer flies 5,800-pound, all-composite helicopter powered by a Honeywell HTS900-2.