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The Tu-204 joins the company's fleet of frieghters and reconfigured airliners.

More than 30 of the model remain in service worldwide.

This was the 14th edition of the event and the second under its new branding.

Azul chairman reveals plans to launch another new U.S. airline next year using as many as 30 of the Brazilian carriers’ aging E195s.

This latest authorization allows both of the company's MRO facilities to work on Qatar-registered aircraft.

Newly-formed Avion Aero Holdings has set up shop in a 30,000-sq-ft hangar at Wiley Post Airport near Oklahoma City.

An advantage to having the airport running the FBO is that all revenue can be reinvested back into the airport, a Naples official says.

The new warehouse is co-located with authorized service facility Premiair Aviation Maintenance.

A new company is converting Challenger 650s. Meanwhile, fresh details have emerged of a long-delayed project to convert Global 6000s

The MRO provider has built a nationwide AOG network encompassing 60 technicians that are based at 25 key locations that provide nationwide coverage.

The annual Citation Jet Pilots Association meeting saw record attendance and sharing of important safety information.

Backing a range of accredited projects helps reduce net carbon but also to help in other ways, according to the South African operator.

EBAA was among dozens of organizations that signed the “Future of European Sky” joint declaration yesterday.

Other projects include new hangars at MKY, including one for the Civil Air Patrol that was destroyed by Hurricane Irma.

The emergency airworthiness directive mandates inspections of recently delivered Airbus Helicopters AS350Be and EC130 T2 models.

The Italian government has followed Sweden in joining the UK-led sixth-generation fighter initiative, while MBDA has unveiled further weapon concepts.

The new LuxStream satcom from Collins Aerospace and SES will deliver speeds up to 25 Mbps over the U.S.

EU/UK air traffic rights are set to continue through October 2020, but there is still serious uncertainty what a No Deal Brexit means for air transport.

Designed for tactical resupply, the Silent Arrow has been developed for US Special Forces and foreign customers

The jet card provider has partnered with luxury brand evaluator Forbes Travel Guide, on setting new customer service standards for its staff.

The 40th edition of the triennial ICAO Assembly is set to kick off in late September.

The company expects to have a new engine within five years.

With hundreds of commercial flight delays and cancellations since Sept. 7, bizav operators should plan flights to the area carefully, through Sept. 26.

The aging warriors continue to span the globe on “show of force” missions that test the B-52H bomber’s ability to reach any part of the planet.

Business aircraft activity fell 0.6 percent year-over-year in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean, marking the first August since 2014 not to see an uptick.

India’s Light Utility Helicopter is virtually ready for production, and a factory is being prepared, but a contract still awaits.

After several hundred general aviation flights carrying supplies, rescue workers and in some cases evacuees, the major efforts to the ravaged islands end.

The two brands will offer exclusive benefits to their clients.

Russia and Saudi Arabia will eventually clamor for the new model, Airbus believes.

The new Beijing airport was scheduled to open on September 30, but it could open ahead of schedule.