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The Indian bizav community hopes a change in political leadership will yield changes to a regulatory environment that has stifled industry growth.

There are plenty of challenges for business aviation operators in Asia, but expert help is available.

The Hong Kong-based company’s projection for 2014 growth is 20 percent again, based on actual orders placed for helicopters in the region.

Supplying training for pilots and the technicians who will service the aircraft remains one of the industry’s more profound challenges.

In 2012, the country’s economy grew at its fastest pace in more than a decade, which makes it fertile ground for business aviation.

Swiss company ExecuJet now has a worldwide presence and is expanding fast in Asia.

First deliveries of the EC175 are planned for this year, but customers won’t receive the AC352 until 2017 at the earliest.

Jet Aviation is due to complete construction of 79-foot-high second hangar at Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park by the end of this month.

The sector remains temptingly elusive for the big manufacturers, and has yet to deliver the huge prizes promised a few short years ago.

The EU's safety "blacklist" no longer bans airlines from Swaziland from flying into Europe.

Current plans call for Boeing to deliver the final EA-18Gs in 2016, but the 22 Growlers the Navy requested would extend that through 2017.

Air Force issues RFP for aircraft outfitted for airborne warning and control system role.

Gulfstream Aerospace realigned its product support organization to “enhance the customer experience” and position the division for growth.

Premier Gate business aviation terminal represents one step in a detailed plan by Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau to promote business aviation.

Airbus says fewer customization options will aid in production efficiency and help boost aftermarket values.

Constant Aviation Rotable Exchange add $4.5 million in parts.

Contract covers new and refurbed aircraft.

Joint venture seeks to blend aesthetics with the latest cabin technology.

Company offers low mx rates and free MX hangarage.

Parts and labor exempted from sales tax.

Company offers diverse training modules.

Burbach, Germany, facility to sell the turboprop in Germany and Austria.

FBO/MRO enhancing its positive safety culture.

De Souza set to retire this summer.

ICAO hopes to increase momentum in efforts to promote worldwide flight tracking.

China’s preference for larger, longer-range business jets will continue, according to market analyst Brian Foley.

Business aviation flying in Europe last month climbed 22 percent month-over-month and 2.1 percent year-over-year, according to WingX Advance.

Flight Dept Advantage launched a program that relieves aircraft owners of all direct obligations related to payroll taxes, benefits and workers comp.

Flight Options and Flexjet parent company pushes to consolidate pilots of the two fractional providers into a single group, but union might not play along.