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The report provides a detailed explanation of what happened, but no conclusions as to why the A5 was flown into a canyon surrounded by steep terrain.

The company activated the business continuity plan it developed after 2008's Hurricane Ike.

Brings solid feel and sure handling to utility role.

Mitsubishi test pilots took the skies again in MRJ FTA-4 on September 6.

A number of key leadership posts changed hands since the last NBAA Convention, including at Embraer and BBJ.

While some airports may take weeks to resume operations, some in the area skirted Irma's wrath.

Grob G120TPs, Beechcraft T-6Cs and Embraer Phenoms are being supplied for the UK MFTS by the joint venture named Affinity.

The Nigerian company supports the oil-and-gas industry.

Held October 9, the course is designed to increase industry knowledge for individuals who already work as or wish to become an aviation department manager.

NBAA’s Bolen Urges Industry to Reject ATC Privatization

Interagency working groups reporting to the National Security Council have asked Congress to change wiretap and other prohibitions.

Three-day show that opened today at Moscow Vnukovo Airport has considerably fewer business jets on display than previous JetExpo events.

Joe Carfagna, Jr. and Mike Dwyer predicted that market prices will continue to stabilize because of the buying off of oversupply of aircraft for now.

604XT certification program is running ahead of schedule, with first flight scheduled for this month and FAA and EASA certification in June 2018.

Although still threatened with grounding in 2021, the radar is being improved. Meanwhile, Raytheon is marketing an enhanced version for export.

More private equity firms and hedge funds will soon enter the business aviation finance sector to diversify their portfolios and reduce their exposure

With a vote on the latest measure aimed at privatizing the nation's air traffic control system slated for next week, the time to act is now, he said.

Traffic has now been on the rise for 10 consecutive months, the longest period of growth since 2010, EBAA said.

Three business aviation aircraft manufacturers—Gulfstream, Embraer and Piper—have production plants and other major facilities along the storm path.

Fate of omnibus package is uncertain in Senate.

The twin-engine fighter could be a viable alternative to the F-16 and Gripen, whose makers have further defined their Indian partnerships

The 'InView' service will support critical structure inspections by utility, energy and oil and gas companies, Honeywell said.

Two turboprop operators have found different ways to serve the same New York-New England passenger routes.

The partners are testing two wing changes to evaluate their respective efficiency

The hurricane is expected to worsen a trend toward declining revenue.

The company intends to fly the next-gen tiltrotor in the fall.

Nothing has been revealed about the next Falcon jet under development, except that it will feature the latest technology.

The limited test campaign provided data needed to get the aircraft in service by 2020.

The new recognition expands Nomand Aviation's capabilities under EASA.

Dumont Group will give away nearly $200,000 toward the cost of paint, interior completion, Wi-Fi installation and a charter trip.