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Gogo Business Aviation is expanding its low-earth-orbit satcoms offering with a high-performance antenna for larger business aircraft.

Thanks to the acquisitions of two companies JSSI is now able to offer a maintenance tracking services.

The latest JetNet iQ forecast sees deliveries of nearly 9,000 new jets and half as many turboprops over the next 10 years.

EBACE visitors can try the four-seat eVTOL cabin to see the comfort and design features for the electric aircraft that will have a range of 155 miles.

A new collaboration between designer, paintshop and decal producer provides a streamlined channel for eye-catching livery design and application.

Since Honeywell launched its new UAS/UAM division in 2020, it has won more than $7 billion in contract awards from advanced air mobility OEMs.

Training giant CAE continues to build its capacity for instructing aircrew and maintainers for a variety of business aircraft, including the latest models.

Bombardier debuted its Challenger 3500 this week at EBACE.

ACH’s latest product, the ACH160, is leading the way for sales efforts, which have achieved significant success with other models from the range.

Increasing numbers of European operators seeking one-stop MRO services are bringing their aircraft to North America, Canada’s Flying Colours said at EBACE

Having taken a dip during the pandemic, business aviation is rebounding in its aftermath, with increased demand from corporate customers.

While SAF availability represents the exception rather than the rule at European airports, that will change due to mandates and increased production.

Greenpoint Technologies unveils scale model of 777X showcasing its Zen VIP cabin concept, incorporating biophilic elements and natural materials

Rolls-Royce's authorized service center network has added companies in Germany and Switzerland.

The recently-launched European Pride in Aviation Network is making its debut at EBACE 2023.

Swiss-based private aviation group Air-Dynamic has agreed to add five of the all-electric aircraft to its fleet.

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Next year the first all-electric air taxi service is due to begin in Paris in support of the Olympic Games.

The HondaJet Elite II made its EBACE debut and received EASA certification during the show.

EBACE 2023 keynotes celebrate achievement, technology, and sustainability, headlined by motor sports legends Toto and Susie Wolff

A group of protesters who claim to be against the use of business jets knocked down fences around the EBACE static display.

The Aruba Department of Civil Aviation has awarded ExecuJet Malaysia approval to work on several aircraft types on its registry.

An Aug. 21, 2021, Gulfstream GIV accident was due to the separation of the nose landing gear's pip pin, all 14 occupants escaped uninjured.

Hawaii’s Lanai Air will operate the first passenger version of the Cessna SkyCourier, providing air service between Oahu and the island of Lanai.

Over a 30-year period, there were more than 255,000 reports of animals and aircraft colliding.

Sun glare and a required radio frequency change made it unlikely that the pilot of a LongRanger helicopter saw or had time to avoid a wedgetail eagle.

The HondaJet Owners & Pilots Association plans to hold to safety standdown event to discuss runway excursion issues.

The next phase in Bombardier's EcoJet test program is featuring a larger test aircraft.

Boeing Business Jets announced at EBACE a “strong start” 2023, with orders/option for four aircraft, including two 787s and the first option for the 777X.

The Swiss-based private jet and helicopter operator has paid pre-delivery deposits to secure five of the four-passenger Pioneer Edition eVTOL aircraft.