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The Middle East charter market has seen slower charter growth than other parts of the world over the past two years.

Comlux is also launching new cabin design options

SPA could ultimately be privatized

After a two-year hiatus, the ultra-long-range bizjet is back on track for 2018 service entry.

IWG sets up aviation academy in Morocco.

AIN senior editor Matt Thurber had the opportunity to fly a real Gulfstream G550 after type-rating training at FlightSafety.

Preliminary and final reports

NTSB investigators are trying to find the cause of the accident, not make a case against pilots.

Middle East Business Aviation Looks Forward to Rising Growth

Spotlight on the Dassault Falcon 8X Business Jet Interior

Officials from the Russian service provider believe it can be the bridge between the Middle East and Europe.

Cedar Executive seeing increased demand for private-jet travel in 2016

The helicopter division has seen demand decline during the energy slump.

Decision comes a day after EC charged U.S. with breach of Open Skies

Incoming Royal Jet CEO to leverage assets and prioritize safety, service excellence; says Saudi market size only 20pc bigger than UAE’s.

New v-p of sales and marketing joins company as it plans to add three more Gulfstream G650ERs, doubling the fleet.

Forecasts show limited short term growth in the Middle East, but manufacturers look on the bright side.

Airline received approval for new hangar project after launching route specifically for Port Authority boss

The company will use Embraer Legacy 650s on these JetShuttle flights, which are offered on a per-seat basis to JetSmarter members.

Successor to E175 now expected to reach market in 2021

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency recently instructed Northrop Grumman to build a second test vehicle.

Case of Norwegian Air International set for arbitration

Air Accidents Investigation Branch and BAE Systems supporting Colombian authorities in crash probe

The BBJ Max 7 is the latest addition to the Boeing Business Jets family

Athens-based operator is looking for more aircraft management opportunities, but is looking for larger jets, quality customers.

Abu Dhabi-based operator has growing fleet of helicopters and has Pilatus PC-24 on order.

Syria and Yemen no-fly zones increase charter costs

With the regional market slow, and with sharply declining valuations, Empire Aviation Group is looking further afield to grow the business.

GCAA is cautious on single-engine turboprop commercial operations, but MEBAA is supportive.

The operator manages fleet of 37 aircraft with 22 available for charter