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Approval rounds out MRO’s relationship with Embraer.

STC adds 686 gallons of fuel.

Vector will provide MRO services on the PT6T.

The association seeks to standardize Part 135 inspection standards.

Biggin Hill facility to expand capacity.

VIP 767s slated for strut improvement program mod.

Forehand will handle daily operations.

The airworthiness directive is intended to solve prop-shaft coupling failures.

The SOFEX show marks the first showing of the armed scout helicopter outside the U.S.

Start-up manufacturer Marenco Swisshelicopter is testing systems on the prototype.

Civil aviation administration agency ANAC announced fines of up to $40,000 and even suspension of pilot certificates for slot violations.

The Arrius 2R features a Fadec and a 3,000-hour time between overhaul.

A task force formed by the International Air Transport Association is developing proposals for mandatory aircraft tracking to be implemented by ICAO.

Airbus took orders for 78 airplanes in April, while Boeing collected orders for 70.

Revenues and earnings were up on the previous year’s figures, but deliveries declined.

TRU Simulation + Training combines two recent Textron acquisitions to provide pilot and flight crew training.

The Advanced Precision Kill Weapon will be fitted on new Royal Jordanian Air Force CASA-235 light gunships.

The VXX will replace the aging fleet of Sikorsky VH-3Ds and VH-60Ns flown by Marine Helicopter Squadron One for presidential and VIP transport.

Boeing's 787-9 has benefitted from what company executives describe as "learnings" from the 787-8 program.

Projected demand in Europe will rise by between 93 and 157 points, with the strongest aircraft category likely to be midsize business jets.

Authorization is single process for all operators flying to the 28 EU states, EU overseas territories and the four European Free Trade Association states.

Recommendations are based on NTSB accident investigations involving aircraft encountering weather conditions.

NetJets revenues reflected increased sales of fractional aircraft, while FlightSafety’s increase was thanks to increased simulator training activity.

Elit’Avia has a fleet of 15 aircraft that serves clients worldwide.

The mostly composite helicopter–dubbed the “King Stallion”–will fly by year-end, with operational service expected in 2019.

Proposed rule could unnecessarily ban business aviation passengers from making voices calls from their mobile phones in flight.

The new Canadian coverage reaches into the country’s southern territories and along its western borders with Alaska.

FltPlan and CloudAhoy now integrate with the flight-sim program.

Yunnan Jingcheng Group was first company in China to take delivery of an S-76D, after Chinese authorities certified the helicopter.