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The company provides a range of support services as it brings together various aspects of the industry.

Nexus now has a flight operations center in the Philippines and is set to open a training academy in China.

Embraer has shipped 50 aircraft into the region.

Cedar Executive’s second Embraer Legacy 500 is due for delivery in mid-2017.

BBJ developed a package of purchase support services and coordinated with service centers on power-by-the-hour programs.

Panasonic will provide global Ku-band broadband coverage.

Global Jet Capital Survey finds 10 pc of fleet for sale as owners look to trade up

MEBAA ’16 serves up a heaped helping of leading onboard dining services and products.

JSSI spends more than $30 million per year on maintenance on behalf of its customers.

The Jordan-based service provider is a first-time exhibitor at the MEBAA show.

Singapore-based Zetta Jet is adding the Challenger 650 to its fleet of Global family aircraft.

Redstart is expanding its operations with a dedicated fleet of Learjet 45 aircraft.

The installation was a first for AAC.

Vertis Aviation has offices in London, Dubai, Zug and Johannesburg.

China based exec-airliner completion center vows to continue developing “stylish and individualistic designs.”

Association will hold Country Round Tables to engage with and educate regulators on the nuances of business aviation vis-à-vis air transport.

The Jet Scout service is targeted at charter customers as well as charter providers and brokers.

Chengdu Shenniao Airlines to start Boeing 737-800 operations in first quarter

The window will be delivered on the BBJ Max beginning in 2018

FBOs Rise To The Challenge of Handling Rising Business Aviation Traffic In Dubai

Alpha Star subsidiary has two A340s in its fleet, one of which is at MEBAA.

Saudi operator also selected Honeywell’s GoDirect cabin connectivity service for its Airbus A319s and A330s.

The company made the decision after oil workers' unions asked for a permanent ban on the helicopter.

Companies expect to close transaction by January 1

Martin Stucki is reportedly being replaced at the Swiss startup helicopter manufacturer by former Airbus Helicopters senior executive Andreas Lowenstein.

Shortage of the new currency is creating problems for business aircraft operators, who have traditionally done aviation services transactions in cash.

The multi-million-pound facility offers customers the latest in technology for entertainment, communications and onward travel.

India and the UK are the other customers to date; Boeing is wooing British suppliers to offset an expensive, uncompeted buy.

Panel on MEBAA Conference heard of the importance of FBOs to business aviation.

Contract comes as company has invested $20 million in new technologies.