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Helicopter lessor Milestone Aviation is adding six Airbus H160 medium twin helicopters to its order book.

After a “thorough business review,” AirAsia Group decided to pull the plug on its Japanese subsidiary.

Former Gulfstream chief Larry Flynn reflects upon the how NBAA shaped his friendships over the years.

Test facilities are being offered with the support of the European Union-backed Green Flyway program.

Leading Edge Jet Center (LEJC) has acquired Kenmore Aero Services, one of three FBOs at Seattle’s King County-Boeing Field International Airport.

The French capital is opening a "test area" to develop urban air mobility operations at Pontoise airfield and eVTOL developer Volocopter has signed up to support the program.

Halo-Flight has begun operating a Bell 407GXi single engine, single pilot IFR (SPIFR).

This blog post will give you a new perspective of what we in the busienss aviation industry are all going through during these strange Covid times.

Embraer's Bossa Nova interior was first offered on its Praetor 600 super-midsize jet.

Emirates says it inadvertently failed to remove its JetBlue code while flying over the Tehran FIR.

The stopgap funding bill includes a measure to shift $14 billion into the Airport and Airway Trust Fund.

Tamarack Aerospace Group is tripling its office space and adding a third hangar at its Sandpoint, Idaho, headquarters.

Virginia’s Leesburg Executive Airport will be receiving a second FBO by early 2021 when a newly-built FBO opens.

The French capital is inviting companies to express interest in supporting plans to launch UAM air taxi operations in time for the 2024 Olympic Games.

Jake Cartwright highlights the changes of NBAA over the years with memories of his first show, in 1971, when he flew to the show with Susan Oliver.

Former Aerion chief Brian Barent traces through how NBAA served as an important venue to launch companies and products throughout his career.

David Coleal is out at Bombardier as the company streamlines its senior leadership team as it transitions to a "pure-play" business jet manufacturer.

The FAA released a notice of availability accepting 35 new and revised consensus standards for Part 23 aircraft developed by ASTM International.

Passage of a continuing resolution as the 2020 fiscal year expired keeps government agencies, including the FAA, operating through December 11.

Months of studies at Boeing into the consolidation of Dreamliner production ends with a decision to build the model exclusively in North Charleston.

Thomas Global Systems’ TFD-8601 serves as an upgrade for legacy EFD-86 cathode ray tube displays.

The House Aircraft Certification Reform and Accountability Act cleared the House T&I Committee by voice vote and has bipartisan support.

The world's largest annual human migration sees Chinese airlines plan major capacity increases.

Roughly 32,000 employees of United and American Airlines stand subject to layoff.

Bell Textron names Intercopter in Taufkirchen, Germany, as an authorized maintenance center (AMC), its third AMC in Europe.

It has a simpler user interface with just two buttons and an Amoled touchscreen.

NBAA CEO Ed Bolen recalls his "Magic" moment, as well as other inspiring moments with the Tuskegee Airmen, Dierks Bentley and others.

Wilson Leach recalls a stirring, courageous speech Ray Siegfried gave during the 2003 NBAA convention in Orlando.

An NBAA News Hour webinar highlighted the importance for women to take risks, have a willingness to “be the first,” and mentor.

While business aviation creates just 2 percent of the CO2 commercial aviation emits, the industry continues to suffer from a perception problem.