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ABB, Omega, Schindler, Swisscom and Swiss Re have experts contributing to the high-tech Solar Impulse

Swiss charter operator has added an upgraded Boeing 727 to its Africa-based fleet.

Jet Aviation will complete a privately-owned 787 Dreamliner at its Basel facility with delivery in 2018.

While other U.S. entryports may have more glamour, Bangor International gets the planes in and out in a hurry.

Fiduciary services and asset ownership specialist Equiom has expanded its group of aviation experts.

Last year the company sold 13 aircraft, including four widebodies. This year it will deliver four 747s and a 787, or two.

Students will experience a high-Mach, high-altitude upset recovery in an A-4 Skyhawk.

The document is one means for an operator to determine if it can safely expand passenger PED use to more phases of flight.

The Russian United Business Aviation Association is back at the EBACE show

Geneva Airpark has posted considerable growth figures for its hangarage and other business aviation services in 2014

The CEOs of American, United and Delta airlines said they want the U.S. government to conduct a formal consultation with UAE and Qatar.

A new version of FOS is being released this month, and sometime this year ArincDirect will halt support for versions earlier than 3.11.

While planning to assume leadership of General Dynamics's aerospace division, Gulfstream president Larry Flynn will instead retire for health reasons.

The twin-turboprop military transport will be manufactured in India but not by state-owned HAL.

How high is the risk of a tiny drone flying in Washington, D.C. airspace?

VisionSafe Emergency Vision Assurance System recommended by Wyvern for cockpit smoke emergencies

Honeywell’s EBACE exhibit features its latest cabin and cockpit technology.

Meridian is building a new FBO at Hayward Executive Airport near San Francisco and is expanding its Teterboro headquarters.

Nexus has opened a new office in Vienna

Europe’s navigation satellite agency offering monetary incentives to airports and airlines

Luxaviation today acquired ExecuJet Aviation, almost tripling the size of its group.

ExecuJet Indonesia has begun operations at a purpose-built 32,000-sq-ft FBO terminal at Bali International Airport.

The company attributed the $75 million loss to a one-time impairment-of-goodwill charge of $49.8 million.

The companies are planning a casino-resort attached to an FBO.

Lockheed Martin takes on services formerly provided by Data Transformation (DTC).

Region's bizjet fleet stood at 507 at end of 2014.

Provider of tankers to UK Royal Air Force has placed only one A330 with an airline to date.

Aviation analyst Rollie Vincent predicts Global 5000 and 6000 production will drop from the current 80 per year to about 55 next year.

Annual European business aviation show set to open in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday, May 19.

The Atlantic Certified Employee program will address aircraft towing and fueling practices, along with fuel quality control.