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The preowned business jet market is in a natural progression and will reward those who set better asking prices and expectations.

NATO is spending $1 billion on keeping its aging AWACS aircraft concurrent with technology while it begins the search for a replacement in 2035.

Three of the military version of the Mi-38 have been built and will be used for military evaluation trials by the Russian defense ministry.

With the flight of the first series aircraft for Sweden, Saab now has five Gripen Es in the air, including one destined for the Brazilian air force.

The Air Force contract is valued at more than $39 million.

The 2020 deadline is just the beginning for ADS-B with conversations beginning on future capabilities, radar divestiture, space-based additions.

Pratt & Whitney's Bridgeport, West Virginia, facility will be the MRO site for its new PW800 series business jet engines.

The NTSB vice chairman outlines ways he ensures his airplane's engines won't fail in flight at Wichita Aero Club luncheon.

Premier Aviation has opened at New York's Elmira-Corning Regional Airport, offering an alternative to the existing Atlantic Aviation FBO.

The Cessna and Beechcraft airframer said the job cuts are primarily affecting engineers and business support workers in Wichita.

Los Angeles ENG A-Star lands safely after drone hits vertical stabilizer.

Oscar Munoz will step down as CEO of United Airlines in May 2020.

Observers of the urban air mobility sector will be looking for eVTOL aircraft developers to achieve overdue first flights and other landmarks in 2020.

An Eisenhower-era Sikorsky is this year's White House Historical Association's official Christmas ornament.

Asian Sky Group's lates Asian Sky Quarterly estimates the business jet fleet will dip by 1 to 2 percent in Asia-Pacific this year.

The Franco-Dutch airline group no longer considers necessary its plan to acquire 31 percent of Virgin Atlantic.

A nationwide walkout of several French employment sectors includes air traffic controllers and airport ground handlers.

Leidos will continue to provide flight services briefings and work with the FAA to improve the system under a potential $1 billion, 15-year contract.

Bombardier is moving final assembly of Global family aircraft from Toronto Downsview Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport in 2023.

Hartzell's biennial conference highlights the latest on propeller safety, quality, and training for its network of recommended service facilities.

Brexit concerns prompted the relocation to near Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.

C&L Aerospace will offer more than 70 different aircraft components through a new partnership with Electromech Technologies.

UAL expects to take first delivery of Airbus’s longest-range narrowbody in 2024.

Tim Fagan joined Aerion from Bombardier, where he led the industrial design of the largest in-production purpose built business jet, the Global 7500.

A leading provider of aviation services in Asia, Metrojet has performed its first 4C level examination on Gulfstream's flagship G650ER.

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Elliott says STC is popular because it doesn't require other upgrades.

Bombardier and Texas State Technical College will train apprentices on Global 7500 wing manufacturing to support growth of the aircraft program.

Helicopter EMS provider Air Methods is expanding its in-network health insurance agreements.

The Boeing Commercial Airplanes marketing chief perceives a “convergence” of views among regulators over the past few months.