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Scheduled for first delivery in second quarter of 2016

The advanced jet trainer that was developed with Lockheed Martin, shows new features for the U.S. T-X competition

American Airlines aims to start scheduled flights next year

An editor with AIN for 22 years, Padfield has written four aviation books and logged more than 9,000 hours.

The FAA and CAAI began an “in-depth exchange” after a rocket from Gaza landed about a mile from Ben-Gurion Airport on July 22 last year.

Iraq Gate is now operating three Bombardier CRJ200 regional jets to provide transportation to and from Iraqi oil and gas fields.

The government-wide funding bill would increase FAA's budget and extend bonus depreciation for five years.

Despite a sixth straight year of double-digit corporate earnings growth, Honeywell is anticipating small improvement in its BGA segment next year.

Executive AirShare's 30th Phenom is painted in colors from the Brazilian flag, with the Brazilian and U.S. flags painted on the tail.

Deal covers 20 of the Embraer jets and 20 new 737-900ERs

HondaJet HA-420 Receives FAA Type Certification

Last year at this time, I predicted that the worst was over for the world economy; and I said that 2015 would witness sustained growth in business aviation

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport aims to cut aircraft carbon emissions by 25 percent by 2037

A little more than 51 percent of the voting pilots favored representation.

Shipments and surplus up so far this year, but so too are early signs of slowdown.

Plans to release new schedule by year end

Officially launched at the 2013 Paris Air Show alongside the Bell 505, the Arrius 2R has followed a brisk development schedule.

Senate passage comes less than a week after the Senate Commerce Committee approved a compromise version of the bill.

Germany will take funding lead for the project definition contract – but it has not yet been negotiated

On December 15 the FAA missed the congressionally set mandate to issue a final rule overhauling small aircraft certification regulations.

One economist's view on what the future holds for the global economy.

Company plans to produce 200 of the light turbine singles per year by 2018.

Founder is seeking $5- to $10 million in seed financing.

The Lockheed Martin Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) is now flying on an F/A-18 Super Hornet

Set for Jan. 11 in Phoenix, the event is expected to draw a flock of business aircraft.

The agreement, worth a potential $318 million, is a firm order for one Global 6000 and options for four more of the ultra-long-range jets.

Second 525 flight-test vehicle (FTV2) joined the program last week and is soon expected to begin airborne trials.

Ship 03 is nearing completion in Italy and will be relocated to Philadelphia for flight testing in the first half of next year.

Ogarajets president and CEO Johnny Foster will lead the board as chairman.

AS2s will be part of Flexjet's Global Access program and fly international city pairs.