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Unpiloted Robinson R44 Takes Off during Engine Run

David A. Lombardo

Gulfstream Names Steven Meng SoCal Regional Sales Manager

Jet Aviation Basel Increases BBJ/Airbus A320 Capability

Frankfurt Labor Issues Could Affect ATC

Gregory Polek

Superjet International Appoints New CEO. 

SuperJet International Names New CEO 

ST Aerospace Expands Singapore Facility

U.S. Airports Garner Help with Upcoming Safety Regulations

Dallas Airmotive Adds Singapore Regional Turbine Center

STC Offered for 757-200 Aircell AGT-5000 Internet

Shanghai Hawker Pacific Completes First Major Inspection

Being Nice to Mom

Passenger traffic rises, cargo continues losses.

IATA: Passenger Traffic Continues to Rise, Cargo Remains in Doldrums

West Star Aviation Certifies Wi-Fi on GV

Castle Aviation Named Cessna Service Facility

Ontic Expands Avionics and Electronics Capabilities

Bombardier To Establish Singapore MRO

Vladimir Karnozov

Russia plans to spend big on aviation.

Russia Maintains Big Plans Despite Last Year’s Failures

House Aviation Leaders Repeat to Obama: No User Fees

Chad Trautvetter

Flightline Group Tapped as GippsAero Dealer for Southeast U.S.

U.S. pilots look for better pay in China.

U.S. Pilots, Seeking Better Pay, Look to Far East

New UK Helicopter Show To Debut in September

Proposed new pilot hiring standards could further stress regional airlines.

New Airline Hiring Standards Likely To Worsen Pilot Shortage 

NTSB Makes Recommendations on Boeing 737

China Civil Aviation Authority Administrator To Speak at ABACE Opener

NATA: Stop Highway Robbery of Aviation Taxes

Were White Plains Tower Controllers on a Break?

Were HPN Controllers on Break?

FAA NPRM will increase flighttime requirements.

FAA Wants Better-Qualified Pilots

Thierry Dubois

Dassault’s Revenues Fall in 2011

Matt Thurber

 The EU-ETS is a confounding piece of logically challenged political mumbo jumbo disguised as a lofty goal, the reduction of carbon emissions by aircraft f

AIN Blog: Emissions Trading Scheme Generates Confusion and Confrontation

NetJets Soars in 2011, Eyes China for Further Growth

Startup Marenco Swisshelicopter Fattens Order Book at Heli-Expo

FAA Proposes To Tighten Airline Pilot Requirements

USAF Backtracks on Light Air Support Contract

Despite clear weather, helo pilots could not see each other.

Marine Helo Mid-Air Update

Jetcraft Opens Asia Office

Obama pledges ExIm support for domestic Boeing sales.

AIN Blog: Surprise! Obama Goes To Bat for Boeing 

Peter Shaw-Smith

Spairliners is helping A380 operators to spread the cost of component support 

A380 Operators Ease Spares Headaches Through Outsourcing

Charles Alcock

Sesar partners have proven the concept of 4-D flights to ensure that aircraft pass specified waypoints on time

Initial 4-D Flight Pushes Europe’s ATM Closer to Sesar Efficiency Goals

FAA issues NPRM for new pilot qualification standards.

FAA Proposes New Airline Pilot Qualification Standards

Chris Pocock

Anglo-French Summit Advances MALE, UCAS Cooperation

Bill Carey

Unmanned A-10 Studied for Future Close Air Support

Boeing can count on ExIm support for domestic campaigns against C Series.

Obama Pledges ExIm Support for Certain Domestic Campaigns

Pakistan Air Force Receives New, Upgraded F-16s from U.S., Turkey

Boeing moves Fancher to 777 and Loftis to 787 program.

Boeing Commercial Shuffles 787/777 Leadership Positions 

Israel Chooses Italian M346 For Jet Training Duties

Russian Air Force Describes MiG-31 Upgrade

ST Aerospace Breaks Ground on Seletar Expansion

The GAO declared that the FAA’s ATC program cost estimation and scheduling practices are deficient

ATC Program Costs, Schedules Unreliable, GAO Says

Landmark Gets New Lease on Life in San Diego

While general aviation aircraft billings rose marginally last year by 0.4 percent, to $19.1 billion, shipments declined by 3.5 percent to 1,865 aircraft

GA Aircraft Shipments Fall; Outlook Better for 2012

Eclipse 500…There’s an App for That

Curt Epstein

Million Air Unbrands San Bernardino Franchise

Workers Hurt When Hangar-in-construction Collapses

Stage 2 Aircraft To Go Stage Left by 2016

Gulfstream Promotes Steven Meng at Long Beach Facility

Andrew Wood

FAA Rapped On NextGen Cost/Schedule Overruns

Boeing 787 Dream Tour continues on March 1.

“Dream Tour” Takes 787 ZA003 to Toronto on March 1

Reuben Brothers Buys London’s Only Heliport

StandardAero Channels CFM56-7B Success into Europe

Pratt & Whitney Teams with National Formosa University

West Star Aviation Appoints Maintenance Manager

Air Services Adds Composite Facility

AvWorks Aviation Does Eco-Friendly Learjet 24 Reclamation

Embraer Designates Australian ASC

Hawker Beechcraft Continues To Challenge Air Force Choice for LAS

Air Works Get First General Aviation EASA 145 Approval in India

Sikorsky Expands Black Hawk Service in Mexico

WildBlue Aircraft Sales Announces Free Oil Change Program

PAI Named American Eurocopter Repair Center

FAA To Allow Non-citizen Trusts, with Conditions

Hubbard Plans European Tour of Hush-kitted Gulfstream III

Abace 2012 Sells Out Exhibitor Spaces, Chalets

Flexjet Offers Free Fuel for Aircraft Share Buyers

San Bernardino Seeks To End Fuel Contract with SBD

In informal AIN survey, readers favor Jack Pelton, former Cessna CEO, to be the next FAA Administrator.

Readers Choose Former Cessna CEO for Top FAA Post

FlightSafety Opens Gulfstream Training Center in Hong Kong

JPMorgan: Bizjet Deliveries To Rise 8 Percent in 2012

Breitling auctioning off first Naval centennial watch

Breitling Auctioning Off First Naval Centennial Watch

JetFlite ‘Adapts’ To Changing Air Charter Market

Aviator Hotel Prepares for Olympic Arrivals

Heli-Expo 2012 featured plenty of gadgets for the tech-savvy.

AIN Blog: Gadgets Are Great

The sales reach of Singapore's air show seems confined to southeast Asia 

Indonesia Boosts Singapore Sales but China and India Are Quiet

Lockheed Martin expects the acquisition cost of F-35s for the international partners to be affected by the slowdown in U.S. production.

Lockheed: F-35 Partners Won’t Suffer Unduly from Production Slowdown

Defense News from the Singapore Airshow

MRMUAS, Next-Gen Missile Added to U.S. Budget Cuts

Anniversaries of the birth and death of one for aviation's most beautiful designs are right around the corner.

AIN Blog: 60 Years On, Canada’s Arrow Is Still Remembered

Brazil, UAE Might Follow India’s Choice of Rafale; Debate Over Swiss Choice Continues

Content Archive: February 2012

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