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Bombardier Business Aircraft’s Customer Response Teammobile fleet has now performed more 4,000 maintenance events since its launch in 2013.

The company's ADS600-EXP unit was specifically designed for experimental and light-sport aircraft

The low-fare carrier anticipates returning to profitability by the fourth quarter and deriving more revenue from China and the region.

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The long-range interceptor may be nearing entry into service, although questions remain over the maturity of the intended indigenous powerplants.

The U.S. Navy’s Boeing P8 Poseidon Soars Above Farnborough

Royal Navy Black Cats AW159 Helicopter Display Team Flies Over Farnborough

The system proved its worth in the real world fighting fires in Minnesota.

After trying to resolve an axial boom loading issue with software, Boeing has developed a hardware fix for the KC-46A Pegasus tanker.

Business aaircraft using Rio airspace will be subject to additional security inspections during the 2016 Olympics.

Announced as a kit project, the C630 will now be a certified model.

The helicopter will be based on a yacht in Europe.

The FAA said it would review this position by August 15.

Concept is enhanced by medical and IT solutions to reduce jet lag, hypoxia, dehydration, stress on the body and aerophobia.

Cessna has confirmed that there have been two other similar incidents to Citation 560XLs, both in 2008.

The new joint venture between Russia's UAC and China's Comac and Avic is firming up plans for its planned new widebody.

Less than two years after he sold off his 19-location FBO chain, Ross Aviation rises again.

Decommissioned naval station gets new life as civil airport

What actually goes on when a chain acquires an independent location?

Gulfstream’s new fly-by-wire jets take advantage of the latest technology to make flying safer and simpler.

AIN looks at the biggest opportunities for growth in small-drone flying.

The new facility will consolidate activities and accommodate growth as Pilatus ramps up production of PC-24.

Al Saif Group also converted an option for a second Avanti EVO in medevac configuration to be delivered next year.

The approval covers a number of business jet models.

The G650ER flew from New York’s Stewart International Airport to Beijing, China, along Polar Route 3 early last month.

The FAA held a public meeting in Fort Worth to gather input on its proposed IBF policy guidance.

All operational categories saw gains last month, with the Part 135 charter segment once again leading in activity, gaining 2.7 percent.

The bill comes as industry has long awaited more permanent guidance from IRS.

The seminar is open to all aviation professionals regardless of aircraft operated and is free of charge for attendees, but space is limited.

The bill draws praise for third-class aeromedical reform but pushes off action on other key measures such as regulatory reform.