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The chalet doors at Farnborough were barely shuttered after this last summer’s airshow before exhibitors started booking space for the 2016 event.

The next generation of industry workers has a chance to see what they have in store.

Global catering specialist taps the best of regional cuisine, worldwide.

Authorities reported that the pilot, the only person on board, reported an engine failure on takeoff and was trying to return to the airport.

New software preemptively touches on incoming regulations

Stage 3 hushkit will keep Learjet 20s flying after the Dec. 31, 2015 Stage 3 deadline kicks in for sub-75,000-pound jets.

Veteran bizav leader Bill Highfill joins Ohio-based MRO

Plethora of parts and components expected to pass through the doors of 67,800-sq-ft center annually.

Randy Green has transformed his passion into a flying career

Florida program takes unusual attitudes to the extreme

IntuVue takes radar tech a step further

Investment house sees good and bad in recent industry news.

Geopolitical unrest in Ukraine takes its toll on bizav activity out of Russia.

Bombardier business jets will be better served

Local sales agent reports remanufactured business jet has seen success in charter operations in the region

Contact Center expanded; Northeast Brazil authorized service center added.

The company that put angle-of-attack on the map is back in the game.

Some 105 Citation flights arrived at Mercer County Airport, carrying approximately 700 athletes, coaches and family members.

The expansion increased floor space by 50 percent and refurbished the entire facility, including new lobby area and café

World events can affect business jet values.

Deal is for pilot, maintenance technician, flight attendant and dispatcher training for Beijing Capital Airlines and Shanghai Deer Jet.

“It was just like flying in the U.S.,” Chelsea Welch said, “except that altitude is given in meters, but that wasn’t too hard to figure out.”

Supplying training for pilots and the technicians who will service the aircraft remains one of the industry’s more profound challenges.