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Company CEO sees deliveries approaching 650 next year following record 2014

Company broke ground last week on a $24 million upgrade of its FBO at Houston Hobby Airport.

Company plans to raise up to $9 million in growth capital early this year for U.S. expansion, marketing and technology developments.

“Survive: Beyond the Forced Landing” program was developed in conjunction with the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association.

A hangar roof at São Paulo Congonhas Airport collapsed on Thursday during a summer storm, damaging a Challenger 300 and crushing a King Air.

ALC first to commit to Airbus’s increased range option

For roughly every hour of flight time at 30,000 feet, pilots are exposed to the same amount of UVA radiation as that from a 20-minute tanning-bed session.

Commences "full scale" testing ahead of first flight

Flights in Western Europe were up by 3 percent year-over-year, but there were steep declines in Russia and Ukraine.

Agency says discrepancies “can lead to a loss of separation and an increase in workload for ATC and flight crews.”

State-owned carrier Cyprus Airways suspended operations after the European Commission rejected a bailout package for the ailing carrier.

Santa Ana, Calif.-based STAjets is one of only 125 Platinum safety-rated aircraft charter operators.

Gulfstream contract pilot and outspoken industry advocate Jeff Beck passed away on Tuesday in Houston, where he was undergoing treatment for leukemia.

Lakenheath will be the first permanent European base for the F-35, but the Air Force will leave nearby Mildenhall

Nelson replaces Jay Rockefeller as top Democrat on Commerce, while Thune moves over to chairman's role in new Republican-controlled Senate.

Traffic rose 1.6 percent year-over-year last month, while Argus projects that flying this month will increase by 1.8 percent over last January.

Delivery scheduled for second quarter to Delta Air Lines

Search efforts turn to retrieving CVR

Consolidation reinforces Luxembourg-based group as Europe's number-one air charter operator.

Pilot lost his job for refusing to fly an aircraft he deemed unsafe.

Students need the right frame of mind to learn what the reports are truly telling them.

The chain of events that led to the June 2009 loss of an Air France A330 over the south Atlantic began when ice blocked the pitot tubes on that aircraft.

Initial deliveries and certification of the new medium-twin helicopter are expected in the second quarter.

The report is expected to mark the first substantive upswing for business jets since the economy ran into a storm cell in 2008.

The demonstration project will test synthetic vision, enhanced vision and other technologies for approach and landing into European airports.

Bosnia Herzegovina's air navigation service provider rejected media reports that Eurocontrol doesn't trust it to manage its own airspace.

Canadian company is flying Alpha Jets and A-4Ns, with F-16s to come, on cost-saving contracts for the Canadian and German armed forces.

Helicopters will be supplied mainly through HeliVert, a joint venture between AgustaWestland and Russian Helicopters.

The Fiscal Year 2015 defense appropriations bill provides funding for 15 more Boeing EA-18G Growlers.

Company has already received more than 1,000 resumes from qualified pilots and about 200 from flight attendant candidates.