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With its ACJ319 on display at ABACE, Airbus hopes to lure Asian customers looking for a large VIP cabin.

There is a shortage of professional staff and pilots to meet the needs of the business aviation market.

Castle & Cooke has seen a steady increase in traffic from China, and says participation at the annual ABACE show has been instrumental in that rise.

Aircraft broker Jetcraft is positioned to exploit opportunities for business and private aviation in Greater China.

The company unveiled plans for two new variants of existing aircraft, the 225e and the AS322 C1e.

Gulfstream Aerospace prepares to add support capability for its G650 and G280 in China’s first factory-owned service center for business aircraft.

Chinese customers apparently considering used BBJs, as three of the six BBJs entering service in the country last year were preowned.

The 505 is designed to “be price competitive” with the $839,000 Robinson R66, a helicopter that has reinvigorated the light single market.

China Star Aero will use the new helicopter as part of the so-called “Beautiful China” tourism campaign.

AgustaWestland recently introduced the new Trekker version of its AW109 helicopter with skid landing gear.

The first production conforming Cirrus Vision SF50 very light jet, “C-Zero” (C0), made its maiden flight in March from Duluth International Airport.

VistaJet expects to have its operation in China up and running by yearend if its local air operators certificate is approved by early fourth quarter.

Standards will cover safety, security, privacy, data protection, insurance and liability

The Bombardier Learjet 85 completed its maiden flight on April 9, marking the beginning of the all-composite midsize jet’s flight-test program.

Some 200 companies will be exhibiting at the three-day Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition next week at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport.

India’s Business Aircraft Operators Association said aviation officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s recent aviation safety downgrade.

Business aircraft flying continued its positive streak so far this year, with activity climbing 1.1 percent year-over-year in March.

NetJets is preparing to launch its NetJets China business in the middle of this year, by which time it expects to receive Chinese government approval.

For the first time in its 75-year history, Pilatus Aircraft exceeded $1 billion in revenues last year.

Early next year, FlightSafety International will provide Embraer Legacy 650 training at its learning center at Paris Le Bourget Airport.

GAMA announced the opening of a representative office for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region this week.

Abu Dhabi customer takes delivery of Cessna Aircraft’s 100th Grand Caravan EX.

A Category 1 rating means that Filipino carriers can expand and add new service into the U.S.

A civil aviation authority with financial and administrative autonomy would allow it to be more effective in the development of general aviation.

The Brazilian manufacturer has provided an instructor for the Phenom 300 to line-fly the aircraft with Joy Jets captains for the first 100 hours.

Mehair, which has invested $3.2 million in the new service, expects its passengers to include wealthy business people and tourists.

The Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules will operate with the 103 Squadron of Israel's Air and Space Force.