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

Devices on iOS 11 using Bluetooth/plug-in GPS receivers for position data can experience loss of GPS signal when carried on aircraft exceeding 300 knots.

All four Global 7000 FTVs took to skies on September 28.

Company enters administration under weight of cost and competitive pressures

In the case of a trust or association, the legislation calls for the “chain of control,” including the owner, trustee and beneficiary.

Front of engine sheared off as superjumbo flew over the Atlantic

New members bring background in government, unmanned systems and business.

Washington turns to completion of long-term bill.

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

EASA now allowing Single Engine Turbine commercial operations in Europe has created a new market opportunity for operators.

An appeals court uses scathing language to take the agency to task for two recent FAA actions.

The modern facility is the latest entry into the General Dynamics subsidiary's global FBO network.

Competition was steep among the top finishers in this year's survey.

The California-based aviation services provider has incurred Riverside County's ire over its stalled FBO construction project.

The new restrictions enacted without public comment by the FAA serve simply to assuage peoples' fears, but accomplish nothing useful.

Doha-based carrier now owns 49-percent of the ailing Italian airline

Companies finally agree to designation following several months of ambiguity

Agreement covers firm order for 25 of the big turboprops and purchase rights on 25 more

Trade body to weigh the propriety of some $3 billion worth of government support

NBAA has planned multiple channels to enable the bizav community to contact lawmakers, while a showdown is looming on Capitol Hill

VendorLinx promises to streamline the invoicing process for both flight departments and fuel vendors.

Federal agencies expect to face the prospect of terrorists using drones in the U.S. 'imminently,' FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress.

The Cayman Islands is rolling out the new Cayman Maritime and Aviation Services Park, extending special economic zone benefits to aviation businesses.

Breathe easy with Shaw Aerox's high-duration supplemental oxygen products.

Router will have the smallest form factor on the market while still supporting the latest cellular, Wi-Fi and satellite technology.

Luxury aircraft services company has created a custom window design to cut costs and improve lighting.

HeliOffshore is also starting work on a second phase of eye-tracking research, which aims to help pilots make better use of automation in the cockpit.

A week after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, FBOs there are coping with the demand.

The rule would also increase the current non-ETOPS operation mtow threshold from 100,000 pounds to 133,000 pounds to accommodate newer jets.

The Senate is expected to amend the bill in face of protests over a flood insurance provision that was included with the six-month FAA extension.