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The new addition at Altenrhein International Airport marks the 25th location in the Luxaviation Group's worldwide FBO chain.

The BrahMos air-launched version of the Russian supersonic Yakhont/Onix anti-ship cruise missile was dropped from an Indian air force Su-30MKI.

Owners of aircraft older than 15 to 20 years need to realize that they might be the last owner of the airplane.

Brown's advocacy helped reinvigorate general aviation following passage of the General Aviation Revitalization Act, GAMA's Bunce said.

Partnership with Rolls-Royce, Siemens aims to fly first test bed in 2020

Intense competition and substantial capacity growth will offset healthy air travel demand

Marelli's new role as head of country is in addition to his position as president of Helibras

Rolls boss assumes top sales position at Airbus at end of January

Airlines forced to cancel at least 445 flights

The new twin-engine aircraft will be the largest in the Textron Aviation turboprop lineup.

Cirrus’s Vision Jet delivers on the promise of excellent performance, handling, and a spacious comfortable cabin.

UK-based FlairJet, which operates Phenom 300s for Surf Air Europe, is working on obtaining the required steep approach approvals to fly into LCY.

Plans to deliver first example in late 2018 were thwarted by need to redesign some parts.

European rotorcraft OEM will focus on H135/H130 line of light singles.

Marks latest casualty of a European airline once tied to Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways

The Royal Norwegian Air Force AW101s will operate the new helicopters, which are replacing Sikorsky Sea Kings currently in service.

The tour, with stops in Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles and New York, will culminate in in an auction for charities.

Initial type rating and recurrent training for Bristow Group pilots will continue at its flight-simulator training facilities in Scotland and the U.S.

Number of runway incursions has remained steady, despite implementation of the recommendations contained in the two previous versions of the plan.

The higher the maintenance exposure, the longer the aircraft sit on the market, Asset Insight president Anthony Kioussis said.

Last year, the GA fatal accident rate was 0.989 per 100,000 flight hours versus 1.098 in 2015.

Companies hope to gain regulatory approval during next year’s first quarter

The symptoms of not knowing a checklist are symptoms of a larger problem, the Bombardier Safety Standdown audience was told.

Over the past two decades, the airport-owned FBO has made a name of for itself, taking care of aircraft and the companies that make them.

Most countries on the continent slow to repatriate revenues

The company which began in Switzerland, servicing a small group of jets, has grown to become a worldwide provider of private aviation support.

A survey of geospatial information professionals linked to a major upcoming conference calls for improvements

The new service, based out of Utah, is headed up by a seasoned airframe mechanic, and is available 24/7.

The milestone was reached 28 years after the company was founded.

Despite a serious incident last month, the Brazilian company says that the flight test campaign is going well