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Spirit Aeronautics is celebrating its 20th years in the avionics and maintenance business.

The March 3 tornado caused $93 million in infrastructure damage to John C. Tune Airport in west Nashville.

U.S. airlines expect to be “first in line” for government support of the aerospace industry.

First Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 in Final Configuration Takes Flight - AIN

At the heart of the AT-6 Wolverine is a mission computer system developed for the A-10C upgrade of the Warthog.

The European Union's external border will be closed to most non-citizens for at least 30 days, but flight crew will still be allowed entry.

SpaceJet FTV10’s first flight marks the start of the final phase of certification testing for the M90.

C&L's commercial aircraft expertise includes types such as Embraer ERJ 135/140/145, Saab 340, ATR 42/72, Dash-8, and CRJ 200/700.

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association is seeking from Congress a relief package of tax credits and $11 billion in grants and loan guarantees.

PrimeFlight Aviation Services' acquisition of aircraft refueling equipment supplier ProFlo follows its purchase of GSE specialist Global Aviation Services.

The non-destructive testing certification was awarded by three regulators, including EASA.

Airbus calls on the USTR to suspend the tariffs on European made aircraft the engage in a negotiated settlement.

Aerospace Quality Research and Development engineered and developed the ADS-B installation package for the Starship.

Austrian Airlines to stop flying March 18, Porter on March 20.

Alabama's Enterprise Municipal Airport has broken ground on its new state-of-the-art terminal which it expects to complete by August.

The EASA safety information bulletin advises to guard against the spread of fire that could come from certain ELT batteries.

An arson attack destroyed the cockpit of an Erickson Air Crane on station in Chile.

Michigan-based Northern Jet Management which has several midwest bases, has made its first expansion into the Sunshine State.

Chicago represents the latest location in Air Charter Service's global network of offices.

The retirement of the reconnaissance fleet leaves just one fighter unit flying Phantoms in Japanese service.

The Atlanta-based airline is cutting total system capacity by 70 percent.

The ClearVision EFVS and SkyLens head-wearable display will soon be flying operationally in regional airlines, then business jets and helicopters.

The webinar is based on a recently released Safety Alert for Operators by the FAA.

The new FlightOS flight automation system from Skyryse is to be available for retrofit on almost any aircraft. It is intended to relieve pilot workload.

Evolving from GoDirect, Honeywell's Forge platform l provide operators with a holistic approach to mission management from connectivity to flight ops.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline’s summer schedule adds capacity to Amsterdam, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Milan, and Singapore.

European OEM Airbus says it needs to implement measures to protect employees, while also assessing the overall virus crisis.

The Canadian Transportation Safety Board reported unchanged non-fatal accidents, but air taxi accidents increased.

The process of finding a replacement for the U.S. Army’s large fleet of Black Hawk helicopters continues with the Valor and Defiant going head-to-head.

ACI World is asking airlines to implement “more realistic flight schedules” as it concedes the need for slot-use waivers.