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Based on customer feedback, MyHandling.com has issued an enhanced version of its software program.

Robinson sees a soft market in 2016.

World Fuel Services has brokered a deal with IBAC to help its sponsored FBO network members achieve certification under the IS-BAH standard

Designed to recognize and distinguish ground handlers for meeting its safety, regulatory compliance, and customer service standards.

NBAA's latest edition of its Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference reached new heights in terms of exhibitors and attendees

The addition of seven jets to Clay Lacy Aviation's fleet indicates strong interest in charter bookings.

The Phenom 100 crashed short of the runway in Gaithersburg, Md., on Dec. 8, 2014.

Spotlight on the Embraer Lineage 1000E Business Jet Cabin Interior

The London-area helicopter service has really taken off over the past year

Cutter Aviation has scheduled a series of events in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas to highlight the recently certified aircraft.

DOT IG releases the latest of a series reports critical of the FAA's ATC practices, saying past reforms are not producing results.

The acquisition will add Southern Air's Boeing 777 and 737 freighters to the Atlas Air fleet of Boeing 747s.

The recently combined company today rolled out its new identity.

Brazilian investigators point to IMC conditions and a lack of training on missed approaches in the 560 XLS+ in the August 13, 2014 crash.

The Avilon integrated flight deck is designed for easy installation in about five days.

Delivery marks culmination of five years of development

Airbus teamed with Uber to offer the flights during the festival as part of what the manufacturer calls a market pilot.

The company recently moved into expanded facilities as its employment base has grown to 180 workers supporting a fleet of 200 aircraft.

"Big airlines” are pushing for a privatized U.S. ATC system so they can “take control of ATC for their economic benefit,” NBAA chief Ed Bolen said.

The initiative is being managed by BP Target Neutral, which invests in carbon credits that support low-carbon development projects around the world.

Additions of 30 aircraft last year brought its fleet to 65 aircraft, making Jet Linx the fifth-largest Part 135 operator in the U.S.

With JetFuelX, users can manage fuel card memberships and aircraft profiles, as well as view jet-A prices available at the planned destination.

The fly-by-wire jet is a pleasure to fly, both for pilots and passengers.

Hedrick previously served as the director of charter sales and owner services for Executive Flight Services.

Under the Light Air Support program, the U.S. Air Force delivered four A-29 Super Tucanos to Kabul on January 15 to boost the Afghan air force.

With a decade of use in Europe, the TugMaxxe line of remote control tugs is set to enter service on this side of the Atlantic.

Across is one of eight service providers on the field.

Jet Aviation opened shop in Vienna in September 2014 with plans to expand capabilities to a range of aircraft.

The full-service FBO on St. Croix will provide call out service to other islands.

Based on steadily increasing totals over the past several years, 2016 could be a breakout year for the U.S. FBO industry.