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French manufacturer says North America still dominant, but Chinese market not ready for turboprop single

Business aviation service specialist intends to compensate absence of FBOs in Africa

A new effort by FlightSafety and Gulfstream will help pilots deal with real-world safety scenarios.

Nextant G90XT, Beechjet 400A and XP, Mahindra GA10 and King Air C90 getting LED lightning options.

Manufacturers display the newest in VIP seating comfort and technology

Embraer expands training capacity in response to fleet growth

European trade ministers have backed a new World Trade Organisation complaint over money offered to keep Boeing production in Washington.

Global Fuel distributor Avfuel added several locations to its European dealer network and unveiled a new purchasing card.

Zurich based company announces a series of new developments in its global service network and aircraft management services.

At the opening session of EBACE 2014, officials and guests expressed optimism.

500 members now, 10,000 projected for fixed-cost flight hours.

Purchased one year ago, new owners change name to reflect new strategy of expanding beyond VIP completions.

The largest-even business jet fuselage mockup arrived at EBACE for its official unveiling.

European King Air operators can now upgrade to the Garmin G1000 flightdeck.

Slow but steady growth bolsters prospect for aviation in Europe.

The Middle East Business Aviation is being held December 8-10 this year at Dubai World Central.

Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker customer support is being integrated but Hawker brand will no longer be used for production aircraft

Slovenian operator can extend over-water range to an alternate airport to three hours, allowing more flexibility and direct routing.

Despite the configuration changes, Aerion anticipates that its now $100 million-plus supersonic business jet will still be certified in 2021.

Ultra-long-range jet features a four-zone cabin with a volume of 2,637 cu ft.

U.S. fractional-share Pilatus PC-12 operator PlaneSense placed an order for six PC-24s.

Forecast calls for delivery of 13,030 business aircraft worth $325.6 billion over the next decade.

The helicopter manufacturer announced the increased mtow as it gears up for the first delivery.

Ed Swearingen died on May 15, leaving behind a legacy of extraordinary airplanes.

Executive Jet Airways (EJA) was founded on May 21, 1964, by a group of retired World War II U.S. Air Force generals.

Approval allows aircraft to fly flight paths that provide three-hour access over water using one engine to a suitable alternate airport.

Name change reflects a new strategy of expanding the business beyond its bizliner completions roots.

Ultra-long-range jet is outfitted with eight seats in double-club configuration.

Downloadable data stream replaces physical update disks shipped to the company’s E-Chart subscribers.