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N-numbered business jets and turboprops still have incurred fewer accidents year-over-year.

Cockpit crew face uncertain future as airline readies secondment plan

Agency's new “compliance philosophy" will enhance the ability to find safety problems before they result in an incident or accident.

No H175 was delivered during the first eight months of the year, CEO admits on the eve of Helitech.

The amphibious light-sport A5 is finally entering production to satisfy orders for more than 1,500 copies of the aircraft.

The Cessna TTx is a capable flying machine, with long range and swift cruising–all without retracting the landing gear.

Access to parts was key for customers and Airbus is delivering.

API chairman Joe Clark and Showalter Flying Service former chairman Bob Showalter will be recognized during upcoming NBAA convention.

November 18 appearance will mark the second time Sullenberger has spoken at an NBAA event.

The Russian service reported conducting nearly 100 bombing raids as of October 5 in coordination with the Syrian army.

Fans 1/A upgrade can be done “with minimal downtime and cost,” during either a scheduled or nonscheduled maintenance event.

Popular business aviation airports in the New York City area are currently at 150 percent of capacity.

Ardiden engine to power AC352 first flight in China.

Falcon 7X, Gulfstream IV and Challenger 850 now allowed. Tougher noise limits exclude older types.

Plans underway to create United Airlines Russia through merger of Rossiya, DonAvia and Orenburg Airlines

Deal for GE's portolio of $2.5 billion in business jet assets expected to close in the next several months.

Tactical transport and naval helicopters would be used on newly ordered Mistral-class landing ships, along with Kamov KA-52 attack helicopters.

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.