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Signatures seeks to buy Westair Aviation Services. Million Air has right of first refusal.

Buying action heats up but low prices are holding steady.

Mandates coming in the next six to 12 months.

Low-interest loans available for owners and operators of business aircraft.

EBACE is Europe’s premier business aviation event, but it also draws participants from around the globe.

Aviation Performance Solutions is taking its message around the world, and AIN got a taste of its training the company’s new European training center.

Africa has emerged as one of the bright spots of growth, and the jewel in the crown is Nigeria.

Africa has emerged as one of the bright spots of growth, and the jewel in the crown is Nigeria.

Four of the airport’s five FBOs have announced plans for upgrades.

Some long awaited good news for a beleaguered industry.

Europe’s regional airlines still struggle to get Brussels to understand their true value to Europe’s communities.

Looming retirements at the major airlines stand to aggravate the regional airlines’ pilot supply predicament.

ICAO and the International Telecommunications Union are set to hold meetings on flight tracking next month.

Flight status moves the program closer to full-scale production.

Airspace crowded.

The deadline is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a pilot union opposes the hospitals' favored option.

Position, navigation and timing data has become a worldwide utility–thanks to GPS.

With 30,000 aircraft movements last year, Saudi Arabia’s private aviation sector is considered the GCC’s largest general aviation market.

Saudi Arabia saw almost 30,000 business jet movements last year.

Small nation plans to draw on the mature system deployed in Europe.

Illegal charter can represent up to 20 to 40 percent of bizjet flights, depending on time of year.

Van Nuys-based Jet Edge signs on.

With international business aviation traffic stalled, service providers await a long-promised rebound

Boeing Commercial Airplanes v-p of airplane development Scott Fancher issued an upbeat assessment of all of the company's big development programs.

Boeing, Flyht Aerospace Solutions, Inmarsat, Intelsat, Malaysia Airlines, Rolls-Royce, SES TechCom, Sita and Thales will attend.

First-quarter numbers are encouraging, “but we remain a long way from being out of the woods,” said GAMA president and CEO Pete Bunce.

Service facility southwest of London earned an overall score of 9.1 out of 10 from AIN readers.

Company delivered 43 business jets in the quarter, compared with 39 during the first quarter last year.

Textron’s aviation division delivered 35 Cessna Citations and eight King Airs during the first quarter, while Bell shipped 34 helicopters.