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The Middle East will need 58,000 new pilots and 66,000 new skilled maintenance personnel to staff the region’s airlines between now and 2035.

UK engine manufacturer says it now has enhanced service reach around the globe.

Organizers of the Farnborough International Airshow say they are enhancing the show, the site and adding new content as its footprint grows.

Ten years after starting the M-register for private aircraft, the Isle of Man is under the spotlight after data from a law firm was leaked.

The worldwide operator says quality is the key to its services, with 72 owned aircraft with common branding.

Nextant is now on the cusp of FAA certification for the King Air G90XT, with EASA validation to follow.

ProMaintenance is a turnkey package that considerably eases the maintenance management burden for operators.

Argus International is giving flight departments an opportunity to further improve in safety and other areas.

While business aviation activity is increasing in China, AsBAA is focusing on Asia as a whole with various regional chapters being formed.

ProMaintenance is a turnkey package that considerably eases the maintenance management burden for operators.

The Swiss company carries out completions at a facility in Indianapolis.

Former Gulfstream chairman has joined the advisory board of Capital Aviation Group.

Three hurricanes in September caused chaos, the first–Irma–devastating the small Caribbean island.

Only an hour from Florida, the Cayman Islands represents a low-cost, low-bureaucracy base for international businesses.

San Marino AOC will open up more possibilities for TAG Aviation Asia customers, beyond the company’s Hong Kong AOC.

Satcom Direct has redefined the connectivity capabilities of business aircraft over the past 20 years.

Airbus Corporate Jets says it has sold a ninth ACJ320neo family aircraft.

In 2018 MEBAA will focus on a broader range of countries, such as Jordan and Tunisia.

Flexjet has extended its pilot flight training contract with CAE for a further six years.

Swiss manufacturer Pilatus is readying for its much-hyped twin jet to receive type certification by the end of December.

Two companies bring vast experience in airliner and business jet management with a focus on airliners leased by non-scheduled operators.

Swiss company has bolstered its European cabin refurbishment services at Geneva Airport.

Arkansas company has brought an upgraded King Air to NBAA static to demo aircon and braking systems.

UK engine manufacturer is working hard to maximize engine support for Gulfstream, Bombardier and Embraer fleets it powers.

Having come from small beginnings at Redhill and Duxford Aerodromes, HeliTech has come of age alternating between London and Amsterdam.

ICAO’s new aviation climate scheme was born following Europe’s ETS was criticized for its “extraterritorial” ambitions.

The new association has garnered significant support for a more managed approach to improving safety in challenging environments.

UK airport is using NBAA to start selling space in its almost-complete new hangar building, which can house 6 G650s.

New engine promises 24 percent higher power-to-weight ratio but 15 percent lower operating costs.

Canadian completions specialist has delivered a second cabin for customer in same design as his first aircraft, a Bombardier Challenger 850.