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Emergency landing raised issue of Red Lake Nation's claims over reservation airspace

More than 30 flight test hours proved out the system

FAA and NTSB are investigating accident

Complaint was filed in 2023 and alleged breach of engine maintenance agreement

Program adds updated interiors and connectivity upgrades

UK presence will continue as center of design excellence

Travelers to airports near major events can’t avoid the high costs involved

MRO provider serves general aviation, commercial aviation, and defense customers

FAA changes requirements surrounding antidepressants and diabetes

Company plans to use the new helicopter for passenger transportation

Operators cite speed, flexibility, and client demand

EASA and FAA approval also adds non-destructive testing capabilities

Jointly-developed upgraded model to showcase civilian and defense capabilities

The new Bizjet Interiors Zone will offer the latest in design and technology

The company cited financial factors for the changes

First 4-axis system designed for light helicopters

Azerbaijan-based operator using the aircraft for offshore services

In-house academy is helping relieve the shortage of aircraft maintenance technicians

First generation, all-composite aircraft entered service in 1999

Three Airbus Corporate Jets to augment Abu-Dhabi based charter fleet

Harmony Jets’ aircraft experienced an apparent technical malfunction leaving Turkey

Fifth annual program combines fundraising and volunteerism

Training organization lost three Diamond DA42 aircraft in May 20 incident

Pressurization problem led to engagement of emergency descent mode

Connectivity upgrade begins with Phenom light jets

Performing a rejected takeoff is the easy part, but pre- and post-incident requires more thought

First permanent presence in Saudi Arabia to expand helicopter distributor’s global reach

Completion of final VX4 prototype doubles airborne testing capacity

New and select existing jets can qualify for modern cabin communications device

Unauthorized banner- and target-towing ops prompt $15.7 million fine