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Asked recently how Hawker Beechcraft is doing, company chairman and CEO Bill Boisture’s answer of, “We’re doing all right,” was abbreviated at best.

Barrington Irving, the youngest pilot and the first African American to fly solo around the world, will welcome 50 students from Las Vegas’s Rancho High Sc

ACES Systems, a division of Technology for Energy Corp.

When Yankee Pacific president and CEO Ken Goldsmith says his sprawling company of cabin completion subcontractors started small, he isn’t being disingenuou

Engineering modification house Ikhana Aircraft Services (Booth No. C7116) expected to receive FAA supplemental type certification (STC) of its DH-6 Twin Ot

Zodiac Aerospace comes into NBAA 2011 buoyed by an agreement with its banks to increase the amount and maturity of its financing.

Dallas Airmotive recently announced that it will open a new Regional Turbine Center (RTC) at Singapore’s Seletar Airport in February 2012.

Business aircraft operators may be battling to control costs, but they aren’t cutting back on the oil and engine debris analysis services provided by Jet-C

Founded to promote self-regulation among air charter brokers, Acana (Air Charter Association of North America) has become the brokers’ alphabet group, taki

Eclipse Aerospace CEO Mason Holland said the company is currently building two refurbished Total Eclipse jets a month and still hopes to eventually start u

Demonstrating its technological range and capabilities, UK-based Cobham (Booth No.

Wing-tip extensions–known as winglets–that reduce aerodynamic drag and improve fuel efficiency and range have become familiar features on a variety of busi

Food preparation on a business jet is often a challenge.

Ram Company, a specialist in electromechanical and fluid management design, is exhibiting at the NBAA show for the first time and is promoting its solenoid

Daniels Manufacturing (Booth No.

ABS Jets is accelerating its development as a comprehensive business aviation services group and is here at the NBAA show (Booth No.

MRO and logistics software company Component Control (Booth No.

While it has certainly felt the same pressures as its competition, Embraer expects a change in the bizjet market to come soon.

EMS Aviation is appearing at NBAA’11 for the first time as a member of the Honeywell Aerospace family.

As part of Japan’s resolve to get back on its feet after the devastation of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the eastern part of the country in April, N

Aviation fuel-planning software provider Fuelerlinx is on hand at NBAA to demonstrate the latest features of its product.

The Quest Kodiak turboprop single is going upscale.

Business aircraft and helicopter operators can explore the new look and feel of the SkyBooks maintenance tracking and flight operations software at Booth N

Just two years old, InflightEx Technology continues to expand and streamline the business and private aviation catering process.

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VT Miltope is featuring, here at the NBAA show, a network product family with the functionality to create custom airborne systems in the same way business

Tens of thousands of NBAA members have arrived in Las Vegas expecting to see airplanes on display–plenty of them.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) will once again be the beneficiary of NBAA’s charity benefit dinner/dance, set for tomorrow in the Grand Ballroom of the

Jackie Chan will become the first owner of an Embraer Legacy 650 in China

Elbit Systems of America’s Kollsman Commercial Aviation unit is celebrating delivery of its 1,000th infrared enhanced vision system (EVS).