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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

The MRO sees possibilities for expanding services both at its home base in Lithuania as well as in Nigeria

Improved operational versions of the ‘Night Hunter’ are also being introduced in Russia.

Supposedly but not entirely a clone of the US Black Hawk, the Z-20 is expected to be used on multiple missions by China’s army, air force and navy.

One of the world's largest private avaition companies, is testing the waters in the world's largest private aviation market.

Many helicopters lack necessary instruments for the training.

myStandardAero.com allows customers to observe MRO service projects and programs online.

The operator has developed a service designed to compete with automobile travel, rather than airline operations.

Bill provision reinstates registration requirement for unmanned aircraft weighing less than 55 pounds that was struck down by a court in July.

Mack Air will fly the 10 Grand Caravan Ex turboprop singles between a network of bush safari lodges.

Pilots are leaving corporate aviation to return to the airlines.

For monthly fee, members can fly a shared private aircraft for about the same as premium airline fares.

Era and others are suing Airbus Helicopters for economic damages related to the H225's grounding following a fatal crash in Norway.

Company's 4G air-to-ground network is on schedule to provide 95 percent Continental U.S. coverage in mid-2018.

First production airplane scheduled for delivery to Qatar Airways by year-end

Asia Pacific Turboprop Safety Forum promotes performance-based navigation as a major safety benefit

Pilots have been flying special instrument procedures without FAA approval or a valid navigation chart.