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After studying historic transaction data and factors both in the industry and wider economy, Jetcraft forecasts robust overall 5-year growth.

London Oxford Airport is improving its infrastructure to handle future growth.

About 1,000 turbine business aircraft meet the upcoming European ADS-B mandate thus far.

Gulfstream is in the final stages of EASA validation of the G500 and U.S. certification of the G600.

TAG Farnborough Airport hosted a sustainable jet fuel event just before EBACE involving several manufacturers and flights to Geneva.

Acquisitions signal shift to greater aftermarket emphasis

Leonardo Helicopters CEO said the company is "on the right path."

The new rule would replace the special conditions process currently in place.

The Cessna Citation Latitude and 10 factory new Beechcraft King Air 250s will serve Babcock's new air ambulance contract with Norway.

Transcend Air plans to inaugurate commercial VTOL service in Boston and New York by 2024.

The JetSmarter purchase by Vista Global Holdings will create a global charter powerhouse.

Pioneering digital cabin entertainment and control system, LHT's OEI team began deliveries in 2006.

Vista Global Holdings aims to provide all-access pass for global charter customers.

The Austrian joint venture links F/List and Hinsteiner Group.

Tech Spec aims to bring uniformity to next-gen lighting systems.

Universal Aviation is part of a consortium chosen to refurbish and manage the GATs at Madrid Barrajas and Barcelona-El Prat International Airports.

One year since the debut of the Business Aviation Guide to the Use of Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuel, the industry moves forward towards SAJF acceptance

Marshall Aerospace, which has operated at Cambridge International Airport since the 1930s, provides business aviation MRO there.

Cirrus says its new McKinney, Texas maintenance and training facility will be fully operational in 2020

The Sweden-based regional airline targets CO2-free flight operations by 2030.

Recreational drones will be allowed to fly in controlled airspace at fixed sites.

Operating losses at Thai Airways reflect a wider slump throughout Southeast Asia.

A summer-long drone airspace demonstration project is beginning in Finland and Estonia

The FAA conceded that current requirements are difficult to achieve with certain smaller compartments, such as lavs and private suites.

Mishaps include collisions and near-runway/-taxiway incursions, including incidents such as jackknifing of so-called “super tugs” (towbarless tugs).

DRF Luftrettung operates a total of 31 helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) bases in Germany and Austria.

Oman Air's early bet on connectivity is paying off.

In a sign of easing political tensions, the People’s Republic has approved 49 more weekly flights into its territory by South Korean carriers.

London City Airport's Gary Hodgetts said the May 11 flight was the longest ever out of LCY.

Flying a mission of mercy to a place few Americans have ever gone in peace.