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The aviation services credit card will be accepted at 8,000 locations.

The company's crew did not often make visual circuit arrivals other than at Blackbushe.

This paves the way for the launch of flights by M600 owner-operators in the region.

On Feb. 20, 1962, strapped into a cramped Mercury capsule, 40-year-old Glenn became the first American to orbit Earth.

Authorities suspect engine trouble caused December 7 crash of PIA ATR 42

the index came in at 45, a 32-percent jump from UBS’s prior survey and “representing one of the largest sequential increases in its 13 year history.”

FastFin uses advanced airflow management to increase the effectiveness of the H125 anti-torque system and yields certified performance improvements.

Conclusion of firm order could hang on support of incoming U.S. administration

New names, new practices emerge as the industry adapts to the current market.

Major win for best-selling twin turboprop over rival C-27J, and the new Embraer KC-390 jet, after a long evaluation.

Latest development milestone reached in time for first flight next year

The FAA did not verify that recipients of 5,500 commercial exemptions understood the terms, says Department of Transportation inspector general.

Santa Barbara-based non-profit organization seeks to “engage, inspire and transform youth using flight lessons as a launching pad.”

The location at Panama City is the chain's first FBO in Central America.

North American business aircraft flying soared 4.9 percent year-over-year in November, surpassing the company’s projection of a 3.1-percent increase.

There were 58,111 business aviation departures in the region in November, up 0.8 percent from a year ago.

The Philippines flag carrier has placed a firm order for five Q400s with purchase rights for an additional seven aircraft.

Total profits for IATA member airlines will be lower than anticipated in 2016 at $35.6 billion, with rising oil prices set to dent figures for 2017.

French authorities quietly removed customs and immigration service from 13 airports without consultation.

The three-year-old company has a customer base in nearly 20 countries.

UK company will begin outfitting Europe-based head of state fleet with high speed Ka-band service this month

The secure chauffeur service specializes in business aviation.

Turkish operator touts charter and management capabilities, and shares plans for new offerings

Dubai-based firm refocuses flight support efforts on Asia, Africa and South America.

Abu Dhabi-based company has added additional fixed and rotary wing models to its list of maintenance approvals.

A new agreement will see training provided at Abu Dhabi Aviation’s facility.

Leading Gulf-based charter operator Royal Jet recently added two new Boeing Business Jets to its fleet.

The 757 test-bed has helped shape modern aviation, company says.

List includes CVR recording protection, required communications and navigation performance and safety management data, among others.

Atlanta Technicial College had the plug pulled on its aviation maintenance technology program after the FAA uncovered shoddy record keeping.