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The program for a new-generation Gripen program is accelerating with a third aircraft shortly to fly and production ramping up.

The first deployment by UK F-35s to Cyprus will not involve combat operations, says the RAF.

Tamarack maintains that two previously issued service bulletins remedy control issues in Citations equipped with active load-alleviating winglets.

An acquisition of just one Orion would significantly boost maritime patrol capability in a region of growing tension.

The European airframer has placed a team in Nigeria in an effort to tap the Western African country’s particularly strong potential.

The British territory intends to start with private aircraft registration.

The firm raised new capital and is dedicating more than $100 million to Jet Edge Partners and has brought two veteran aircraft salesman to steer the unit.

Raytheon and Lockheed Martin share in more than $3 billion in U.S. contracts for hypersonic weapons development.

The European Cockpit Association calls on EASA to carry out its own thorough and independent review of the 737 Max MCAS software fix.

More than 80 mainline passenger jets underwent conversion to freighters last year, almost all of them Boeings.

The Alaska operation suffered two fatal crashes in May.

Recent accidents "underscore the importance of improving the safety of charter flights," the NTSB said.

The complicated new scheme on the Bombardier Global 5000 took the highly-trained Duncan team less than a month to complete.

While the major OEMs display their current flagships at EBACE 2019, speculation abounds as to what they are cooking up next.

The Geneva-based sales representative for Aerion has some hot prospects in line

Large jets seem to have led the year-over-year trend down based on April data.

The Swiss fuel provider has contributed directly to the support of wildlife conservation projects around the globe.

ForeFlight has a new source of GPS data that can negate the need for having a separate GPS receiver and aerial on aircraft in North America.

Swiss OEM says additional PC-24 slots selling out fast, production ramping up.

Women in Corporate Aviation is a nonprofit with the mission of helping women advance in all areas of business aviation.

The author experiences a flight in an Embraer Praetor 600 equipped with ViaSat's new Ka-band Satcom.

Embraer's Praetor 600 gets the first STC for installation of the Global Aero Terminal 5510.

Financier Shearwater Aero Capital sees more jets in Europe's future

The FBO chain has unveiled its new terminal in Orlando, Fla, and added hangar space there, and at its Farmingdale, New York facilty.

Dassault Falcon upgrade will make it compliant with various avionics/ATC mandates.

U.S. company says its bundled, tailored connectivity package makes life easier for aircraft owners and operators.

OEMs aim to co-ordinate and oversee training, and some try to maintain a balance between training partners

Junkers Flugzeugwerke brought a 100-year-old business airplane design with modern construction to EBACE 2019.

Swiss company now has 35 FBO locations worldwide and a deal with Europe’s Wijet to provide handling services

Avionics Manufacturer Universal Avionics anticipates growing European interest in new navigation equipment.