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The 2015 Dubai Airshow Promises New Features

Air Methods: "There is no way you can dispatch an aircraft and manage all the logistics of moving a patient from point A to point B.”

The 2015 edition of the Dubai Air Show opens at the city’s new airport in November.

Standards organization RTCA publishes 'interim' standards for unmanned aircraft detect-and-avoid and command and control functions.

Report highlights weaknesses in ATC infrastructure.

In the middle of next year Embraer will offer optional head-up display with enhanced and synthetic vision for the Legacy 450 and 500.

Nigeria’s bizjet fleet sized at around 100 aircraft.

While turboprops are hardly new technology, the way they are being marketed to a new generation of end-users is fresh.

Regulatory deadlines approaching in the coming months

Preliminary reports

The U.S. Air Force selected Boeing as prime contractor for the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System.

Testing of the steep approach mode for the Legacy 450 and 500 is done and Embraer expects certification next month.

$5.6 million facility will be adaptable to future workloads, technologies and operational needs.

National Mediation Board deems Directional Aviation units Flight Options and Flexjet as a single carrier, a ruling that will combine workforces.

Airframer insists latest engines problem will not affect deliveries

Temporary funding sets up another potential showdown in December.

Criticize resolution to use EU ETS fees as a source of climate funding for other industries

The service will award 'up to two' contracts for a two-year preliminary design phase of the engine planned for Apache and Blackhawk helicopters.

Charter/management firms report steady growth in fleets and business, from both management customers and buyers of charter lift.

Williams claimed the top spot among turbofan makers while Honeywell retained its leadership in the turboprop sector.

By not issuing reasonable rules for drones, the FAA is making their operators comfortable with not having to follow any rules.

Industry announcements and appointments

Angel Jet Network will transport underprivileged patients in China and across the Asia Pacific region.

The Air Transport Action Group meeting in Geneva released letter on environmental sustainability and highlights Gulfstream green efforts.

Survey respondents said “saving time” was the number-one reason that they fly on business aircraft.

XTI has received more than $10.5 million in potential nonbinding investment offers for its TriFan 600 vertical takeoff airplane.

The House and Senate are expected to vote today on measure to avert government shutdown.

The Pilots Bill of Rights has gained a supermajority 67 co-sponsors while the House bill has reached 140 co-sponsors.

The Optelity Hot Spot allows operators of smaller jets and turboprops to provide wireless access for passengers and pilots.

Airlines 'are being attacked for being profitable,' said Airlines for America president and CEO Nicholas Calio.