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Charter customers can book their own flights through Stratajet.com, which includes real-time aircraft availability and pricing.

Airbus is still hoping to sell 50 H225Ms, while attack helicopters and VIP transports will also be discussed.

Company acquires two additive manufacturing equipment suppliers

Sharklets bring new look, save fuel and extend range.

The installation marks the first of its kind at the Houston facility.

Candidates vie for spot in LA's leading aircraft mechanic school.

Debris monitoring program heads off potential problems, says the engine maker.

Structure slated to support maintenance operation.

The company's reborn Twin Otter Series 400 is set to receive ANAC certification.

Activity continued to be strong in the Part 91 and 135 segments in the first half, while the fractional industry experienced “slight growth."

The Business Aviation Expo will be held at Michigan's Oakland County International Airport on September 22.

Contracts signed during state visit by French president Francois Hollande

The company’s pilots can use Lyft for transport to and from the airport and hotel accommodations, while the expense reimbursement process is automated.

The company believes there is “strong demand” in the area for its private aircraft charter offerings, particularly its JetCard product.

Pereira joins the association leadership as it experiences a 20 percent growth in membership.

There have been two accidents involving Bell 206s where a malfunction of the main transmission freewheel system led to a failure of the main rotor mast.

Bombardier cuts 2016 production projection from 15 to seven

A second lease of life for the world’s largest aircraft has been agreed between Ukraine and China.

But sovereignty concerns still prevent India from concluding two more agreements on deeper cooperation.

Xiamen Airlines and Hunan government to form new regional carrier

Nebraska FBO conveniently placed for coast-to-coast flights.

Industry announcements and appointments

Overall, accident rate for civil helicopters declined in the U.S. for the first six months of 2016, to 3.28 per 100,000 flight hours

In hot conditions, the company has seen climb rate more than double from sea level to the FL350 service ceiling, reducing this time-to-climb to 18 minutes.

Helicopter sales and support firm sees value in the future of regional market

The Middle East and North Africa Business Aviation Association's MEBAA Show will be held at Dubai World Central from December 6-8.

A $2.5 million Federal Inspection Station debuts at recently renamed Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport next month.

Preliminary, final and factual reports

FOD damage is not a glamorous topic, but it can be a matter of life and death.

Officials from U.S., Brazil, Canada and Europe collaborate on effort to improve partnerships, flow of technologies and exports.