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The company expects the move to bring new capabilities.

Ramenskoye follows Farnborough's path in bringing business aviation to a flight-test aerodrome.

Forum organizers are seeking to attract global participation from all aviation sectors, especially from front-line personnel.

Australian air navigation service provider Airservices inked a deal with Saab Sensis to install that company’s Integrated Tower Automation Suite.

Eclipse Aerospace hopes to build sales of its aircraft by expanding marketing efforts outside the traditional aircraft market this year.

Aircraft was attempting to return to airport when it crashed.

Some operators are confusing Part 23 with Part 135 requirements

Larry Flynn will succeed Joe Lombardo as executive v-p for General Dynamics, while Mark Burns will take over Flynn's duties as Gulfstream president.

Fuel cell could replace APU, ram air turbine in future

Dassault Aviation concluded its first export order for the Rafale fighter with Egypt in barely three months.

Alert is a free service for rescue agencies, ATC providers or operators that need the location and last flight track of ADS-B-equipped aircraft.

The Glass4Flight application provides heading, speed, altitude, time, route, traffic and other information in a hands-free environment.

Dassault Has An Export Order for the Rafale Fighter. See what Egypt is Getting

Norwegian Air Shuttle's drawn out application for a U.S. foreign air carrier permit is creating drag on its bottom line.

South campus will add a modern FBO terminal to the company’s flagship location, two new hangars, office space and training facilities.

There were 2,569 pre-owned business jet retail transactions last year, besting the previous peak of 2,181 in 2007.

The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command issued updated guidance for inspecting Sikorsky CH/MH-53E heavy lift helicopters.

Starting with a King Air, Take Air will begin operations between Antwerp and Zurich on March 30 with a membership-based model.

Pierre Beaudoin to step aside as chief executive after six and a half years

Business jet orders soften, deliveries increase as Bombardier looks to improve liquidity.

NBAA Leadership Conference in Tucson will have highest-ever attendance.

Customers can choose from the company's charter and management services in Switzerland or Malta.

The company's rotable exchange now has more than 50,000 line items.

The committee will develop internationally accepted standards that define the core competencies for aerospace personnel.

Aircraft must feature equipment that meet the necessary performance requirements but not the actual type certification requirements of the TSO.

Israeli company has chosen the Bombardier business jet as it re-enters the maritime patrol aircraft market.

Row develops over alleged improper funding of modifications to the ACES ejection seat

Industry veteran starts a family business with Hatt & Associates.

A long-awaited review of FAA Part 27 and 29 helicopter certification regulations is still years away.

Ten pilots have failed CAA-ordered tests