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The FBO and MRO provider at Wichita Eisenhower National Airport has been named by Collins Aerospace as an authorized Goodrich De-icer Service Center.

Florida’s Lakeland Linder International Airport will have a second FBO late next month with the opening of Aero Center Lakeland.

The company's Accessories Center of Excellence facilities are certified by Honeywell and Triumph Group for repair of helo and turboprop engine LRUs.

The country's Civil Aviation Authority has awarded Part 145 approval to ExecuJet MRO Services facilities in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.

Gulfstream deliveries improved by five units to 28 in the first quarter, while orders outpaced shipments.

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The company has announced the GWX 8000 StormOptix weather radar, available in four sizes for Part 23 and 25 business jets.

An agreement to develop an STC for A330 passenger-to-cargo conversions calls for Lufthansa Technik to supply mod kits and Airbus to provide technical data.

The Lithuanian MRO provider has established a line maintenance station in Nice, France, and plans to expand to London early this fall.

The course focuses on ICAO's new methodology for assessing and reporting runway surface conditions.

The electronic-warfare specialist intends to convert the new all-electric aircraft for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations.

Embraer delivered 13 executive jets in the first quarter, compared with nine a year earlier when rolling shutdowns were complicating shipments.

VistaJet is aiming to be the first carbon-neutral business aviation operator by 2025 and is also pushing the broader industry to step up its climate goals.

Robert Francis, who died on April 17, was involved in the ValuJet, and TWA 800 accident investigations while as an NTSB board member.

The Indianapolis-based Part 135 operator adds Cessna Citation Bravo and Excel twinjets to its fleet.

Eastern Canada has traditionally been a strong market for the Cessna Caravan, according to Textron Aviation.

Airbus is using its H130 Flightlab helicopter to evaluate new cameras, sensors, tablets and head-mounted displays for autonomous flight development work.

EASA approves VRM's VR flight simulation training device for the Robinson R22.

The company plans to enlarge the lab, to allow for the development of more flight-control and propulsion technologies.

Through the new Vertex project, initial flight testing starts this year on the Flightlab helicopter as the company prepares for a full demonstration in 2023.

Collins Aerospace's higher-bandwidth Iridium Certus satcom system will be ready to enter service next year after reaching another critical milestone.

In the past two months, UK-based Air Partner has received more than $1.4 million in jet card deposits from new customers in the UK and U.S.

The plan draws applause from IATA, but the group continues to caution against excluding unvaccinated travelers from crossing borders.

Owners in the program will fly only on the jet they purchase a half-ownership interest in and with the same flight crew.

China is still dominating sales of helicopter but more than 80 are in crates or in storage, raising concerns about the viability of the market, ASG said.

Airbus plans complete demonstration of autonomous helicopter Flightlab in 2023.

France’s Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne Airport is now the first in the country to supply sustainable aviation fuel.

JetTech's avionics upgrades for older CitationJets enable modern capabilities such as touchscreens and LPV approaches.

The company's own aircraft prototype features a distinctive box-wing design combined with a canard that has already been evaluated in a wind tunnel.

Atlantic Aviation announced it is now carrying sustainable aviation fuel at its Aspen-Pitkin County Airport FBO in Colorado.