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The change addresses operators' concerns about flat bizav growth in the last few years.

Alliance partners welcome RAM as a member-elect while Qatar Airways issues remain unresolved.

Helicopter lessor Waypoint filed bankruptcy after pursuing expansion in a down market.

All of Aviation Performance Solutions’ upset recovery training instructors in the U.S. are now Master Certified Flight Instructors.

The new Gulfstream G500 and G600 will make their debut at MEBAA 2018, which runs from December 10 to 12 in Dubai.

Skyways, the lone FBO at South Dakota’s Huron Regional Airport, has been sold and renamed Fly Jet Center.

British CAA disagrees with the airline that strikes over the summer constituted “extraordinary circumstances.”

The upgrade, completed ahead of schedule, was the first for Airplus Maintenance on a Phenom 300.

Developed in partnership with the Helwan Factory for Developed Industries, the facility is currently performing its first pilot Mi-8 and Mi-17 overhauls.

Malaysia plans to reclaim control of airspace over Jahor state starting in 2019.

Brazilian and Canadian approval followed U.S. FAA STC in August.

Seven years after losing the re-competed KC-X program to Boeing, Airbus has returned to the U.S. tanker marketplace in a partnership with Lockheed Martin.

New York's police department will operate a fleet of 14 drones.

Swiss “charter architect” has added a second BBJ to take its fleet to six long-range aircraft.

Lack of facilities in the Kingdom is discouraging aircraft ownership, while airlines offering premium services also weakens bizav.

Early mover at DWC is optimistic that more robust growth is on the horizon, as it steadily builds its capacity and customer base.

Fast-growing FBO operator has no lack of ambition and sees many more opportunities worldwide.

Developing its business in India is a priority for the Dubai-based aircraft management company.

APG is Liberty Hall's fifth major investment and first involving software services.

Introducing a from-the-engine-up application that makes creating even the most complex domestic or international flight plans simple.

ADS-B Out will be required for aircraft flying certain performance-based navigation (PBN) routes in Indian airspace above FL290, starting Jan. 1, 2019.

A new rule would end the standard practice of Russian operators registering their Airbus and Boeing fleets in Ireland and Bermuda.

Bell has delivered the first law-enforcement configured 505 light single.

Satcom Direct's new top supplier designation for Inmarsat Jet Connex allows it to provide this high-speed data service directly to the bizav community.

Earl Lawrence is new head of the Aircraft Certification Service while Jay Merkle leaders UAS Integration.

A pilot, Graves has worked closely with the GA community on numerous issues but also was at loggerheads with leaders over ATC reorganization.

As an industry veteran, he was heavily involved in the association's committees.

Pakistan's flag carrier continues to feel hampered by Emirates' unfettered access to Karachi.

CEOs cite no jet hull loses on the continent in two consecutive years as evidence of improvement.

Despite the first delivery being delayed again, the Boeing KC-46 maintained its approval momentum with the completion of more receiver tests.