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The New Zealand manufacturer signed a deal last week to start a maintenance presence in China for the P750XL utility turboprop.

FAA is proposing an advisory circular providing guidance on the development of individual aircraft inspection programs.

Fractional programs, and owned-and-operated charter companies: fleet composition, replenishment plans and the impact on the preowned market.

Splitting the eye of the niche in a lackluster market

Safran’s Move Into Business Aviation is Back on Track With Silvercrest Engine

First Flight of Bombardier’s Global 7000 Long-range Jet

The initial assignments cover 8 percent of the repairable work the Department of Defense plans to make available outside of the U.S.

The Higgs step-piston two-stroke engine applies new technology to an old idea.

The Aircraft Electronics Association Market Report showed no uptick in avionics sales due to ADS-B equipage.

Iridium Certus will provide a suite of scalable solutions that meets customers’ diverse needs.

The first of the ordered turboprop twins was delivered last week to the John Wayne Airport-headquartered company.

A preliminary hearing is set for December 1.

The OEM is facing softness in both the military and civil sectors.

GAMA's Bunce says the wild card will be whether the new administration will come forward with an ATC proposal.

There were 66,921 business aviation departures in the region in October, down 2.8 percent year-over-year.

Charter membership program JetSmarter has now committed to buy around $550 million worth of fight hours from Jet Edge.

C929 Unveiled at Air Show China

West Palm Beach-based Part 135 operator spurred by recent events where private jet pilots were arrested for alcohol usage.

For all of China's efforts to showcase new fighter aircraft, the biennial event demonstrated that Beijing still relies on Russian technology.

Production of the Beriev Be-200 has been resumed with improvements, leading to new interest, says maker.

AIN senior editor Matt Thurber experiences the challenge and stress of adding a G550 type rating to his pilot certificate.

The government watchdog agency released a declassified version of its February decison denying Boeing's protest of the B-21 contract award.

Progress is continuing despite the halting of flight testing.

N202SE is the first unmanned aircraft to perform an FAA-approved commercial beyond visual line of sight flight in the National Airspace System.

Houston-based MRO achieved a three-week turn time on for Hawker landing gear overhauls.

Aircraft services provider will expand heavy maintenance capability.

For the second year in a row, the MRO company’s St. Louis facility rose to the top of the heap.

Mobile service units help get AOG aircraft airborne quickly.

Company announces it is safer, smarter and has more lift.

ADS-B out mandates are closing in and OEMs continue to raise the bar on simplicity for installations.