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The manufacturer's "Off-Boeing" program unit in St. Louis is vying to supply a new mission computer for U.S. and international F-16s.

Touchscreen technology is at the heart of the panel, which won’t be installed in the aircraft until 2025 or 2030.

Decision pending on privatization versus recapitalization

First two records were set on a March 7 journey that flew from Oakland, California, to Lihue, Hawaii, and back.

The growing network has added nine members in the past six months.

IS-BAH standards board met to update standards as a number of FBOs and ground handlers sign up.

Already providing Ku-band capacity for much of the globe, satellite communications pioneers ViaSat is expanding its high-capacity Ka-band coverage.

Company first served early business aircraft models such as the Gulfstream GI and GII, Convair, Jetstar and Hawker Siddley HS-125.

Recent introductions by Avinode are helping brokers and operators alike speed the process by which charters are booked.

Jetex and Chile-based Santiago FBO S.A. will jointly operate an FBO at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL).

Catering company also to open new facility at Le Bourget Airport in Paris.

Europe is growth market, while GDP may spur U.S. sales, says JetNet.

Sheltair COO Warren Kroeppel says proclamation and tax change represents growing recognition of the crucial role aviation plays in New York.

Etihad Airways’s flight college will receive four of the light jets.

Southeast Asian operator signed up for Trade-Air’s nose-to-tail “total support service.”

TAG Aviation is opening a new maintenance facility in Lisbon.

Since launching the unit two months ago, StartPac has sold the units to 30 different companies in 12 countries.

Bell Helicopter has achieved its first European sale for the 407GXP single.

The Payerne region is looking to attract more companies, and is establishing a spaceport there.

The facility expected to be open ahead of the move of general aviation traffic to Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport at Dubai World Central.

OFP File & Go uses aircraft performance and real-time temperatures and winds to create routes and generate navigational logs.

Germany-based charter operator Air Hamburg signed for a new Embraer Legacy 650 this week.

First two records were set on a March 7 journey that flew from Oakland, California, to Lihue, Hawaii, and back.

Significant expansion in the flight support and aircraft management marketplace has seen Jet Aviation add 12 more aircraft to its managed fleet.

Ontic is expanding as growth continues to support more repair and manufacturing licensing deals.

Blackhawk Modifications is on the verge of receiving FAA approval for its Caravan re-engining upgrade

NATA is putting safety first, sees role as Europe goes to risk-based approach.

EJM Europe, headed by Mario Spinola and focused on aircraft management and charter, now has a 45-person sales team.

The Long Island town agreed to wait on enforcing curfew and noise penalties, as a federal court judge ponders a petition for a temporary restraining order.

Established by Joan Sullivan Garrett in 1985, MedAire has come a long way in the three decades since its creation as an aviation medical services company