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The carrier's management team is 'fully capable,' acting CEO Brett Hart told analysts and reporters in a conference call.

Like other operators of the NH-90 series helicopters, the Australians have experienced capability delays and maintainability problems.

When the 5X rolled out in June, its first flight was pegged for September, but the new twinjet has yet to fly.

Under a legal cooperation treaty, the sentence of three years, one month and 10 days would be served in the U.S.

Charter flights are available daily or hourly and include shuttle flights to all Chicago-area airports and local and regional golf courses.

Registered as N153RW, the single-engine turboprop was substantially damaged in the accident, which occurred in day VMC.

US company also reported service entry of the Extended Range Reaper, and a new US Army order for Gray Eagles

Huerta, Fallin to address business aviation community as Washington debates future structure of agency.

The Irish rotorcraft financing company has added two financial institutions to its stable of lenders.

The upgrade, which is FAA approved, includes ADS-B OUT, Fans 1/A and LPV.

FAA Administrator Huerta said trials in Newark and Memphis "are delivering great results."

Insists production rate will not fall below seven per month during transition to 777X

Over the past two years, the Phenom 300 has been the most delivered business jet in the world and is on pace to do so again this year.

FAA is moving toward a risk-based oversight approach for its ODA program in face of criticism for lacking effective staffing, risk-based models.

Spotlight on the Gulfstream G280 Business Jet Cabin Interior

The plan to enact rules for registration of drones will open a huge can of worms.

The company recently installed a soft-media paint removal system.

CGAMEC signs deal to use the company's Envision software to manage its MRO operations.

The company has added field service reps in Vancouver and Singapore.

The company has Unlimited Airframe and Limited Engine ratings.

The FAA will allow aircraft owners and operators to delay installation of a rule-compliant GPS/GNSS sensor to meet ADS-B Out equipage requirements.

Long known as a charter provider, Talon Air has now entered the FBO arena.

The online resource provides guidance on application process, eligibility, types of designators and what might be acceptable.

Argus adds five executives to its sales, customer support and development and analysis teams.

Business aircraft market still depends on North America for growth, as emerging markets continue to disappoint.

The new Corporate Membership card gives companies greater flexibility in their flight options.

The department has appointed a task force to develop a registration process by year-end for recreational users of small unmanned aircraft.

Yields proving too low to support the Airbus superjumbo

The idea is to be able to show aircraft owners in one place all the options for avionics upgrades, including the option of quality used avionics.

The installation can be done as a minor alteration.