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Garmin's newest navigator packs a lot of performance and features into a modern package

Redbird's GIFT Instrument program helps students progress more smoothly.

Restored by an enthusiast in upstate New York, the vintage biplane has a colorful history

The latest entry to the Sentry family offers a wealth of functionality for $299.

The overall pace is expected to pick up after Labor Day as we head toward the NBAA convention in October.

Teen with ambition to become a FedEx pilot dies in crash, but achieves her goal another way.

Following the Iranian shootdown of a large U.S. surveillance UAV, the FAA has prohibited operations in the Persian Gulf region

AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber has won the Aerospace Media Award for Safety Training & Simulation

The Geneva-based sales representative for Aerion has some hot prospects in line

Touting its performance and efficiency advantage, Embraer is bullish on prospects for its latest E-Jet.

In an unusual move, the FAA has formed a Joint Authorities Technical Review involving a global collection of aviation authorities.

With its 48,000-sq-ft facility now in play, Stevens Aerospace and Defense is on the right path in Macon

Two jets were destroyed as a tornado plowed through Eufaula, Alabama airport.

The fractional giant has long supported the airport at its headquarters city

With sister company JetNetherlands, the company has opened its doors to outside operators

Avfuel's Avflight division will develop and operate the new five-acre campus

With solid backing from Gold Seal partners, Aereon Aerospace is throttling up its AS2 program

Electronic computerized tug maker Mototok can increase available hangar space by the equivalent of 40 percent.

The International Business Aviation Council wants industry companies and operators to know it is here to help.

MEBAA founding and executive chairman Ali Alnaqbi has a strong vision for future growth.

With its ACH145 interior mockup on display at MEBAA, Airbus Corporate Helicopters Is On the Hunt for Middle East Customers

With its 505 and 525 models bookending the civil product line, Bell sees strong potential in the region's customer base.

With the market currently stable, Dassault is confident its 6X will make a great impression when it enters service in 2022.

As a principal gateway to the UK capital, TAG Farnborough Airport is optimized for large business aircraft.

Jetex became an authorized HondaJet dealer in the Middle East on December 9 and sees great promise for the seven-passenger light jet.

UK-based wheel and brake specialist World Aero introduces a program customized for operators of ACJs and BBJs.

With the addition of a Leonardo AW139 twin-engine helicopter, London Biggin Hill's Heli-Shuttle service expands its capabilities.

Gulfstream's G650ER flies from Teterboro, New Jersey to Dubai in just over 11 hours.

Bell's 429 is set to go into service as a multi-engine trainer with EDIC Horizon International Flight Academy.

Business aviation procurement specialist Aviaa joins forces with Jetex in a mutually beneficial partnership.